It was extremely depressing when I had to drive to Virginia. I miss my family, especially my girls, and my best friend Kathleen. I miss you guys so much!!
I drove by myself and with my four-legged companion Chloe and it was fun to say the least. We both made it safely to Virginia. I have been to Virginia on many several different occasions for work but I never realized that I would actually be living here. Virginia will be an adventure in the next coming years.
As of this week has been extremely difficult in finding a good home for Chloe and I.
I keep on running into rental properties that are either unreasonable/reasonable price or unsafe/safe neighborhoods or vice versa. The main problem is I have a pet. I lost count in how many rental properties I have looked in one day, not to add also the phone calls I have made. At the end of the day, it is exhausting.
As I inquire about the rental property, I mention to the owner that “I have a dog” and the response is “you must get rid of the dog, in order to rent here”. I think it is unreal to get rid of my pet that has been in my life for six years. Pets become part of the family after the first year. The first year with the pet is difficult but that is the bonding stage...I think. After you have trained the pet, it is easy, because they are obedient and will love you unconditionally.
It was to the point, where I have taken Chloe to several rental properties for an “interview” due to the owner wanted to see her attitude and disposition. Not to boast about Chloe...but they all enjoyed her and received much praise. No matter what...I am not going to get rid of my Chloe.
As of now, I will still keep on looking for a safe place for us to enjoy.
As of now, I will still keep on looking for a safe place for us to enjoy.
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