T minus 20 hours

 Captains Log: 

We are 20 hours from departure.  My first mate is currently building freedom while the crew and I prepare for departure.  My crew however is in a state of sleeping and/or tiktoking.  The puppers are getting a bit nervous as the piles of items to load grow.  Final errands will be run shortly and we will begin the loading process.  Updates and photos to follow.

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