What's been going on ILLUSTRATED

So things have been a bit...problematic here. So as my own form of therapy, I essentially wrote it down as a mini storybook style.

So what happened is that my hubby The one pictured on the left, got a job out in Baltimore, Maryland. So we packed up and moved from Woodbury, MN out here. He worked there for a brief while, and then discovered there were misunderstandings on both sides. So the job fell through and like a pair of gypsies we're moving again, this time back to WI.

When we moved out to Maryland, we had someone else move our stuff. It was expensive, but we thought it was worth it. Now that we've only been able to spend 1 mos out here before having to pay out the nose to move back. So this time we're moving everything back ourselves to save some money. Thankfully my dad will drive the rental truck back (there's just no way I could drive that back through mountains.)

This is what I expect to be our drive through the mountains. Dad cool as a cucumber, me being nervous but ok, hubby being freaked out in his Jeep.

So yeah, that's the light of things.

~Angela

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Comment by Lynne Cerny on May 26, 2011 at 7:44am: That sounds very crazy for you. Where in WI are you moving?? I'm in Janesville with a place up north in Lake Tomahawk. Good Luck with the move and welcome to Wisconsin!

Comment by Bev Levy on May 26, 2011 at 7:20am: Best of luck to you and your family on the move.

Comment by Ellen Andersen on May 26, 2011 at 7:01am: That's awful about the job....I'm so sorry.

I adore your drawings!!!! I'm looking forward to more!

Comment by Cindi & Twinkie on May 26, 2011 at 5:39am: I am so sorry about the job. That is the worst. I know you are excited to get settled. I hope good things happen soon!

Comment by Gromit, Sparkle, and Doug on May 26, 2011 at 5:00am: Bummer about your hubby's job not working out. I used to have a little saying taped to the wall by my desk at work: "How it is today isn't how it will always be." It was my reminder that how ever good or bad things seemed, they'd change. Hang in there! Your art is a treat, too. Artistic talent is a special blessing.