A Life in Waiting

Instead of doing this in the ordinary fashion, I am going with the biggest news first. Today I have secured a spot on a Lufthansa aircraft for my BMW to cross over the Atlantic. For what I was originally quoted for, no less. I get to ride my bike straight to JFK airport and hand over the keys to the shipping company. A few days later I hop on a plane myself and ride off into the sunset. Or blizzard, considering I’m flying into Munich, Germany in December. Munich, you ask? Well it is a bit further north than originally anticipated, but for the price and convenience it’s worth it to me to be 600miles north of my final destination. A freezing 10hour drive and I will be basking in the 50deg sun of southern Italy.

So it’s mostly official, December 4^th being my last day on American soil. Two weeks over my hopeful day is pretty darn good, for me that is. Just need to buy that plane ticket for myself and I’m good. Then all I need to do is make a crapload of money between now and then. Actually Bluu has been making me feel better and better about this. If we stay at the pace we are at now, I can fly over with less than I had originally anticipated and just earn from over there. Oh how thankful I am of this great and wonderful internet.

So besides solidifying my departure plans, this past week and a half has just been filled with work. A lot of it. Between GEA, Bluu and a fair amount of side work for family I have been busy from dawn to well after dusk. Every day. Throw in a Halloween party that we all throw yearly and well I ran out of free time. So after today, I should be able to get more out and posted up to this journal. No pressure, but will definitely aim for it.