Dear Blake Shelton,
My cousin & I wrote a new song called “Ain’t What Shoulda Been.” You should listen to it, love it, & have your agent call me ASAP. There still might be time to get it on your new album. Okay, maybe not, but your voice would fit it perfectly, so download it for free HERE, & then we’ll talk.
Your aspiring songwriter,
Sharee Wolfley
I’ll let the pictures tell the story…
Our life in 12 bags.
Already busting into the snacks, & we’re only in Pasco. Good thing one whole bag was dedicated to snacks.
Thank You Uncle Clint for helping us check our bags in.
In answer to the question, “How was your flight?…,” this photo about sums it up. I look so scary. Now you’re thinking that, too, right?
Doesn’t the National Migration Office look professional?
On the street where we live. (Don’t worry, this is down from our apartment about a half a mile.)
A few streets down, but very cute.
Oh, wow. We made it to Argentina. We finally made it! I spent all of last week in our house getting ready to leave. Movers came & family came. It was exciting & exhausting. I cleaned every square inch of our house. I packed & repacked…& repacked again. I slept on an air mattress & ate out of a cooler in our nearly vacant home. It was a good good week to remember.
We have been in our Argentine apartment now for about 2 days. It took a full day getting to Atlanta, Georgia from Pasco. From there we flew over 10 hours to Argentina on a red-eye flight. When we finally arrived, we drove about 5 hours to Venado Tuerto, our new hometown. Sheesh! And the greatest miracle, I somehow managed to refrain from being a blubbering mess through it all.
I have some fun pictures of our journey, but my feet & back are not holding up (I miss my carpet)! I’m headed to bed, so in the meantime, I have to share some pictures of when Grandma & Grandpa Wolfley came to visit us in Kennewick before we left.
At the time, I thought the Pasco, Washington Farmers Market was surely a preview of Argentina, but oh, I was wrong. Very very wrong.
(Excited Sharee is still excited – just undergoing a little (okay major) culture shock).
