Hi everyone. This video was filmed the first couple days of my move. I moved September 19 and on September 25th I lost my sister so I have stopped filming or editing the past two months. I’m trying to pick up the pieces and as explained in the intro I will do a separate video on everything but as for now enjoy Part 1 of this adventure and I will continue vlogging (CURRENT DAY) the best I can.
I love you all. Stay healthy.
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