It has been 7 days since my departure. I have moved into the trailer and have settled into a routine. The trailer I live in is surrounded by 14-15 foot high "Alaska" barriers. When I say surrounded, I mean completely surrounded. There is gravel surrounding the trailer and all the roads between them. I will post a picture here soon so you can see. Standing in front of the trailer you will see black metal steps with railings leading up to the two doors one that enter into each half. They are all plain white and nothing special about them other than the dust that covers every inch of them. When you walk in you will notice the fake wall paneling and inexpensive flooring. The room is dimly lit and has the smell if dust in the air. I have a bed that sags in the middle and is small. My feet hang off the end when I lay completely flat and it has a wooden support box under the center of the bed. There are two wall lockers in the center of the room facing opposite directions and it also acts as a room divider. There are no decorations, no pictures on the walls. However, I have a small dorm refrigerator to keep my bottled water cold - Yippee!
I miss you all.
Hello Scott, I like reading your blogs. I have been wondering about some of the things you wrote about. I did not know you had a talent for writing. My heart goes out to you, Margi and the kids. I can only imagine how difficult this is for you all. I love you and miss you every day. Lori
ReplyDeleteThank you. I love and miss you all too. I hope to post information here as often as possible. Scott
ReplyDeleteHello Scott,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the updated information. It means a lot knowing how you are doing. It sounds like you have hit the ground running. We miss you and your family so much.