Cross-Country Traveling Breakdown

10.00 PM–finish loading the car, go to bed.

12.15 AM–wake up with both hands asleep and fumble to turn off alarm. 

1.30 AM–Final last minute things (including two large coolers of raw meat)

1.44 AM–pull out of the driveway

1.45 AM–call family to see if we left something on the table.

1.45 AM–We did not. Continue on our way.

1.47 AM–brief scare about phone charger abandonment.

1.48 AM–no need. Not at home.

2.00-7.00 AM–sleep with a few bathroom stops.

7.00 AM-7.00 PM–drive with a few bathroom and leg-stretching stops. (And forget to keep recording minute-by-minute updates.)

Every stop includes attempts to coax Cor to go potty, human potty stops, and a few minutes where I run him up and down the sidewalk/blacktop out of the way of the trucks.

7.00 PM–stop for dinner with family.

8.55 PM–leave for the last leg of the journey to Oneida.

9.00 PM–Remember this breakdown and fill in gaps.

11.15 PM–pull into Nana’s driveway, and a final potty for Cor before falling into bed.

Next Morning–start unpacking