The things you miss the most

Over the past couple of weeks, I spent quite a bit of time considering what I would miss the most about Seattle. You see, not so long ago J and I decided that Olympia would be our next home. So we spent lots of months researching neighborhoods and sniffing houses. Sniffing because we were looking at older homes downtown and Oly being the soggy town it is and Jeremy's allergies being what they are, we were sniffing for mold. And boy did we find it. So after casting our net further afield we found an amazing little house, nestled the woods, on a street by the sound.

So, the last two weeks were sort of the internal monologue of what will I miss about Seattle. Of all the things I listed, my dear friends, the hustle of the town, favorite restaurants, coffee shops, bars, etc. I had no idea I'd miss the Internet.

Our new house is in some sort of broadband dead zone. All the big companies claim that they don't provide service way out there on the bay, although our new neighbors claim this is a lie. But until we get to the bottom of this, or pay for the infrastructure ourselves, we are living like its the late 90s, that's right a modem! How old school.