Suzy and I woke up around 8:00 at her place and I logged in to see if anyone was around that could give me a ride to the BP station on Frederick Road. Ginger was logged in just to keep an eye out for me and offered to come over in her truck and take us up there.

The truck rental was painless, although the guy gave me good news and bad news: They were out of 10 foot trucks, but he was going to give me a 15 foot truck for the same price. I think there may be some sort of cosmic restriction on me driving a vehicle larger than the van, yet smaller than 15 feet long.

To celebrate this we all went over to Double T Diner and had three breakfast specials and an ungodly amount of coffee. Ginger dropped us back off at the gas station to hop in the truck and said to call her when we were ready to pack everything up.

We went down to Suzy's parents house in Columbia first to pick up their old electric stove that they promised me and to drop off Suzy's old double bed for her brother.

To be continued, with adventures in clutter management, attitude-filled trucks and the Sip and Bite in Canton.

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