Here are some lessons learned from that first trip:
1. You'll never get any where as quickly as you did in your "pre-baby" life.
2. The majority of items packed are for the baby. I'll admit this is nice, because *finally* I'm not the only person who brings too much stuff in our family! :)
3. The floor between the seats or the seat itself is a great place to change a dirty diaper.
4. Kate does not enjoy listening to audiobooks on the road, but prefers Bob Marley.
We arrived safely in North Carolina. Josh completed training related to "Non-Destructive Testing", while Kate brought me through my own training- How to Care for a Baby On Your Own 101. It was an intensive four day course, which I am proud to say I completed. We all enjoyed catching up with friends who moved from Indonesia to North Carolina. On our way home we stopped in West Monroe, Louisiana to see the Duck Commander site. It was short lived, because as soon as we walked in Baby Kate was unhappy and wanted to hit the road. We snapped a quick shot, bought some gifts, and hit the road.
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