Abby regarded Elizabeth with a small smile. "Your fine... " She seemed a little dazed in thought but let it fall from her mind. She had more important things to think of. Like getting the boxes up into this fantastic apartment and slipping the keys under Mr. Conway's door. "I think it's great to say what's on your mind. Where I come from, most people don't unless they somehow feel your invading their space."<br/><br/>She stepped through the window again, into the cool apartment. She felt she would like this place a lot. It seemed to have some of it's own charm. She could work with it. She wasn't a decorator, but something will come to mind. "Oh, the boxes are not too heavy. My mom always believed you pack more boxes then pack one big one. She has her moments. She also likes to say what is on her mind too. You two would get along in that way." She chuckled. She would miss her parents, especially her mom. Though she would speak her mind, she was a gentle woman. She also listened to what you needed.<br/><br/>Abby headed towards the door and realized it had been a while since she ate. They would have to find something take out for she had nothing to cook in her home, regardless of the fact to cook in. She had gotten a gift card from her mom to buy those things that she didn't have and didn't want to fill her car up with.<br/><br/>After she returned the keys quietly under the door of Ms. Conway's apartment she joined Elizabeth back at her car. "Oh... Tunes. I have an Ipod filled with fun stuff, if you like country and pop? I also have one of those alarm clocks that also acts as a speaker" She loved that device. It ran off batteries so she could take it with her if she knew tunes were needed, but right now, it was in one of the boxes. She was able to plug her Ipod into the car stereo. She loved her tunes.  She loved rocking to her favorite pop while she did most chores. It just went faster that way. "Oh by the way, where do you think we can eat around here? I don't have any dishes, and I have maybe some beef sticks and a couple apples left from my lunch bag."<br/><br/>She headed to the back of the car and opened the hatch again to divy up the boxes and bags.