Chip and I both have some commitments going on right now, and the path proves to be particularly windy for us the next fifteen months and beyond, but I guess we will keep truckin in liberation.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Part Deux
Chip and I both have some commitments going on right now, and the path proves to be particularly windy for us the next fifteen months and beyond, but I guess we will keep truckin in liberation.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Tour de PAs
I was fortunate to be able to visit our friend, Josh (he is a frequent flyer on the blog at this point- you might recognize him) in his new location, Wheeler, OR. Wheeler sits on the Oregon coast- a beautiful spot for sure. We have been spending time in this area on the weekends attempting to take up surfing this past year.
This weekend we did get a little bit of surfing in. However, the highlights were of a different nature this time. Josh's precepting doctor is a well seasoned practitioner who delivers an unquantifiable amount of services to his community and the surrounding small rural communities as well. His generous nature was obvious this weekend as he took Josh and I under his wing and shared some authentic coastal pastimes. We ate well, laughed often, and enjoyed the beautiful weather on this Memorial Day weekend. Next stop on the tour de PAs, Whidby Island, for a special mid-week weekend with Chip as he currently has Tuesdays and Wednesdays off in the ER. Enjoy the photos below of the coastal weekend.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Home Is Where The Heart Is, Right?

This is a little laborious, but follow me for a second here. ...Chip and I just moved last weekend into a new rental here in Portland. It is closer to my work. Chip will be heading out and about around God's green earth for the next 15 months, so no need to split the commuting difference any longer. The move seemed to make sense.
As we ate our first meal at the new pad, we calculated exactly how many times we have set up shop in our lives. So, here it goes. I have moved 18 times in my 32 years of life. That comes out to a move every other year or so. However, I lived in the same place for almost 18 years of my life, making for 16 of my moves taking place within the last 14 years of my life. That is almost a move every year! It is no wonder I was feeling excited about this new location, but...a bit tired of packing and moving! Chip has similar sums, so I won't run you through his calculations. Our cumulative total is 28 homes we have inhabited throughout our two lives. ...mind boggling. I know we are not alone in this experience. I wonder how this has sculpted us all into who we are....
At any rate, it is all good. We are happily invested in setting ourselves up for something great in this 18th move and, hopefully, the 19th move will be one to bring our averages down. In the meantime, enjoy some artsy pics of the new place. You will have to come visit to see how they all come together to create the two bedroom (yes, we have a guest room!) place we call home. Plan your trip now! There are free Americanos, egg sandwiches, and tours of Portland included in any stay.

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