You can read about my road trip from California to New Jersey with my roommates, Joo and Susan, at their websites. I don't feel the need to write it all down since they have already written about it.

What I learned from the road trip:
1. Joo collects international stamps.
2. Once you go outside of California public restrooms do not provide toilet seat covers except for Jack-in-the-Box which provides toilet seat covers whatever state you happen to be in.
3. Susan has an incredibly small bladder.
4. Joo is able to drive late at night while listening to smooth jazz music. It does not have the snooze effect on her.
5. Interstate 10 in Louisiana is a long bridge built above the swamps.
6. Nextel reception sucks in most of the southern U.S.
7. Audio books are not just read but performed by someone.

I've moved my belongings out of my area into Joo's old room. My old area is waiting to be overtaken by Susan's vast stamping collection and equipements. I caught another cold during the road trip that I'm getting over and I finally started wedding planning. I had to apologize to Erik for my bad attitude towards the wedding planning and am attempting to enjoy the process. I am grateful for my sister Yums who is helping me with the wedding plans in Chicago.

Hey Joo, here's a verse for you as you adjust to living in New Jersey. Love you and miss you lots.

"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go." - Joshua 1:9