I know I didn't write much about my marathon experience. I hope that all who donated for the money that I was raising for the Leukemia/ Lymphoma Society in honor of my Grandma has seen my posts and know that the goal that I set out and that they supported me in has finally been accomplished. Again, I am grateful for all the support of my friends and family! Thank you!

Now on to my newest adventure...San Diego. We headed out yesterday way too early in the morning. I felt pretty good. I thought I would a lot more sorer then I am. I am grateful for my strong body. The girls and I piled into my overly stuffed Ford Focus (we call her Cali), along with Chico (our dog) and Lilly (our chinchilla), and heading west. Our plan was to go to my Grandma's house which is only 9 hours or so away, stay the night, and then finish the drive to San Diego the next day. We Nevada didn't get the memo that it's spring time already or something. We hit Winnamucca and got caught in a blizzard. It was crazy! Snow everywhere. I called Mom and asked her to check the road conditions for the rest of our route and it stated that over Donor Pass (Truckee area) they were requiring snow chains and they were experiencing delays due to people sliding off the road. That is not something I wanted to try to deal with. So we decided to head south and then cut over to San Diego the southern (warmer) route. I was sad that I didn't get to visit with my loved ones as planned, but it was nice to get to Geoff one day sooner then expected.
So after driving 17 hours or so we arrived at our new home in sunny San Diego (although it was midnight, so it's was not sunny at the time) with Geoff standing outside anxiously waiting our arrival!
It is so wonderful to be and I am excited to see all that was can accomplish during this part in our adventure. I will keep you all up to speed...