I’ve lived in California most of my adult life, but I spent nearly a year in Alaska some time ago. When my husband wanted to go to graduate school, he applied to several schools, including the University of Alaska at Fairbanks. He was accepted at UAF and got a teaching assistantship, so we packed up and headed north. It was an eight day trip by huge U-Haul truck. We lived there for two school semesters. He went to school while I homeschooled our son. I spent a lot of time pulling my son around the campus on a sled. We also got to ride in a dogsled on weekend.
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