Oxnard—Life keeps changing for me, and I try my best to roll with the punches and move forward, with some poignant lessons learned along the way.
FIRST lesson, if an airline tells you that your fat dog is okay to ride in a plane’s cabin, it’s important to explain that he’s overweight, or you’ll end up without plane tickets. That meant I had to drive across the Country, which I don’t recommend because it’s a long boring drive with no fun stops.
Lesson two is to check on your car transport company’s reputation, or they will charge you triple what they quoted you, but they won’t bump the price until you have no choice but to use them, because you’re leaving the next day.
Lesson three is to make sure everything is packed, or you might find yourself on the other side of the Country without your car charger, or your power source for your MacBook.
Lesson four involves learning new skills, especially when it comes down to surfing the web on a phone because your wife didn’t call to set up the internet in your new home.
Finally, the most important lesson is when you ask your wife…
