Oh hai guyz!!! ^__^ The Puff is back, and in an all new adventure! Er, city. I meant city, dangit all, CITY! XD I just got done sorting through all my backed-up deviations. Commented on some, but I did view all ( *whew* it was a lot x.x ) so don't y'all worry none. I've barely drawn anything myself, but now that I have a new workspace set up in my room I'll be scanning stuff again shorty.

I love my new room thus far. I'm lacking furniture, so for now it's boxes for the clothes that aren't hung up along with my books and DVDs. Ah well. We can worry about all that once we've got August's rent paid. $1030, yo. For 900-somethin' square feet, 2 bed, 2 bath apartment home in Redmond, WA. We're basically in Seattle, Redmond is just a lil bitty town-ish contained community. Nothing of the big city, but everything of the essentials. It's odd to live in a city with areas like that. San Antonio technically has areas like that as well but the main city limits swallowed them all and since no two streets are named the same you could still put San Antonio, TX instead of Castle Hills, TX or Leon Valley, TX and it'd get to the place all the same.

However, there *are* streets that are named the same from town to town up here, so you specifically hafta put Redmond, Everett, Bellevue, etc. It's weird. It'll take some getting used to xD;

The drive up here was interesting. Oh gawd Idaho is boring as all hell! 'course half the state itself is farmland. There was quite a bit of farm and ranchland on the way up. And of course the mountains are gorgeous. The gravity of moving from my hometown and homestate really haven't hit me yet. I'm gonna be up here in Redmond for at least 4 years. We'll see what happens during that time.

We're gonna get our own internet soon enough, for now we're ganking from some other schmuck's signal xD; probably our neighbors upstairs or something. Speaking of rooms again....I GOT MAH CARPETING BACK! I love carpet x3 Ima love vaccuming this place once we get everything organized/hung/put away/etc. I actually have quite a bit of room, and more space for at least a small chest of drawers and maybe a bookcase or two. No A/C, they don't need it up here most of the time, but of course we have heaters. Each room has its own heating dial, too x3 I'll have fun with that in the winter.

For the record! I am a Texan. I will always be a Texan. 7 generations of native Texan heritage isn't suddenly null and void simply cuz I changed where I hang mah hat. Texas is my home, and I will definitely return.

--I married Sunstreaker x3