I’m afraid I may have created a misconception that all I do here is play. Let me set the record straight – I do work full time, 5 days a week! :-) Before I blog about my next adventure, though, I thought I would post some pictures of the cities in which I live, work, etc.
Apparently, a rich natural resource here is gravel – interesting, I know. About six trains of gravel are transported daily from here to
I also spend quite a bit of time in Wasilla, the neighboring town, especially when I needed to go to Wal-Mart! :-) In fact, Wasilla was the first town in AK to have a Super Wal-Mart. Plus, it's the home of Sarah Palin and the Iditarod Headquarters.
After I finished house-sitting, I moved to Chugiak and am now staying with the Manolas family. I can no longer bike to work, but the 25-min commute is gorgeous, so I don’t mind. I do confess that I have a "bad" habit of taking pictures while I drive...
One of my favorite streets in the neighborhood
I will be staying with the Manolases for the rest of my time here. The whole family are big Atlanta Braves fans, so I felt right at home. They also let me zip around in ‘Thumper’, an old red Chevy named for the loud noises it makes.
This whole experience so far has truly been a testimony of God’s faithfulness and provision. I never knew how everything would work out, but I knew I could trust that, just as He has provided faithfully all my life, He would continue to remain faithful. And He continues to be. I'm very grateful!!
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Has the big bear on the wall scared you yet? Wouldn't want to run into that thing in the dark.
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