I had to take a picture of my phone cause I thought it was so neat that the time automatically converted to West Coast time by itself . . . howdahell anyway?
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I am always amazed at what other "tasks" people have to do at their jobs.
Sometimes walking past car dealerships, I see the "female" workers out pulling wee...
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it's only a teeny tiny bit bigger than mines!
Hahaha, just a teeny, tiny . . .
...your cell phone is always 'talking' with the GPS/CELL system. As you move back and forth across the ocean (or land) your cell transmission gets 'handed off to the local tracking nodes cell towers or satellites. Keeping local time is one of the services provided by this amazing technology...bkpr
Wow Vince, this high-tech stuff is so amazing. I couldn't believe Leslie's GPS in Seattle. It would lead us to, through and around the tiniest streets. Actually it was kinda scary to me, but it would always get us to our destination.
Cool house and yard. Great shot of the trees, kind of artsy.
Erick, the house was so neat . . . very spacious and comfortable. I loved how the light backlit the trees.
whata cute looking house from the outside and very spacious on the inside.. that's one big kitchen..what a cool start of your adventure.. the fog is kinda scary though..
Shun Wah, the fog was kinda scary. Luckily, it didn't get too thick.
I'd love to live in that house. So cute! So who got the master bedroom?? More awesome photos!!
Les got the master bedroom. She did all the hard work, including the driving, so she deserved it. Me and Susie actually ended up sleeping and hanging out downstairs in the living room cause it was closer to the bathroom and we didn't have to climb up and down the stairs.
i lub da pick chaz of da feet! poi fect!
Hahahaha. Me too Rand.
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