A month later, I was on a plane to Boise to check out this new town . I was instantly impressed with the friendly people, beautiful landscape, and outdoorsy attitude. I describe Boise as sort of like a small Denver. Active community, mountains and rivers, has everything you need shopping wise, and a good food scene complete with lovely farmer markets. Also, Seattle, Portland, Vancouver, and all those Cali towns are just a quick plane ride away. I am excited about visiting the other side of the country!
I know what you're saying. But Katie, you love NYC. I do, it's true. However, I feel like I have done so much there to enjoy it. There is little left I want to do, i.e. my January bucket list. I am not taking advantage of the city in the ways I did when I first moved there. One can only see so many Broadway shows, eat at new trendy restaurants, and pay for their groceries in this wonderful but muy expensive city. I am excited to move on to a place I can hike, bike, run, float the river, and most importantly, have a weenie dog. I can't wait!
Pat moved out in late January and I have visited during both of my vacations.God bless the French education system. I have really enjoyed my time there and look forward to moving out officially at the beginning of July.
Will there still be a blog you ask? I think so. I think Idaho may have more going for it than just potatoes, and I would love for you to find out with me. Stay tuned!
Boise River
Hiking to the top of Tablerock
Lake Cascade
Lucky Peak Reservoir