I will say that this final day was delightful. After enjoying breakfast and coffee and doing a quick search on craigslist for DC apartments, we headed downtown to the farmers market. We purchased some fresh salad and cucumbers for lunch and said some last minute goodbyes. The Saturday Market has become a ritual for us that we will miss dearly.
We also got some excellent (at least we think as much) book tapes that will be our soundtrack for the next five weeks on the road. East of Eden, The Holcroft Covenant, The River Why, and Red Storm Rising will hopefully keep us going through the deserts of southern Utah and the coast of California.
Lastly, after a rigorous afternoon of packing, we enjoyed a peaceful dinner on the front porch while watching neighbors stroll by and the sun go down. We are happier people for having lived in this place and only hope that life will lead us back here someday.
For now, on to the next adventure...
2 comments:
What a rich life you have had in Missoula, and yet I know that a multitude of richnesses lie ahead for the two of you!! I love the Annie Dillard quote!
Much, much love,
Mom
hey mags,
its your little sis!!! i am so sad that the family won't get to go to missoula anymore. I am also excited that you will be closer to the family in D.C. Can't wait to come see you!!!
Love,
Susie-Q
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