Be prepared for several posts about packing, moving and unpacking.
Because we are in full swing of Operation Moving OUT. It is a wonderful thing and I am very happy. But I do look around and wonder how the hell everything will get done.
It's a er, um, fun? challenge with the kids "helping." The older ones are indeed pretty helpful, the younger ones not so much.
Took my eyes off Wade for a few minutes to pack up a box, I thought he was happily watching Cars 2. But he was busy getting crafty and drawing a racetrack on his bed sheet.
It cracks me up when people ask "Where are you moving?" and I tell them "down the street." People look less sympathetic. Next time someone asks I will look at them and say "overseas" and get the sympathy and attention I am looking for.
Down the street, cross country or overseas, moving is messy. But it can be fun too. I am making some fun old finds as I empty the shelves,drawers and closets (some that haven't been touched in quite possibly a decade).
My super cool laptop from my post-college days.
And my ancient looking phone that still had a message from the Starbucks guy asking if I would come in for a barista interview. Which I didn't get because I wasn't cool enough. Whatever, I'm still not cool enough to work there.
It's messy, but it's also an adventure.
Here's Moving Part One.
Because we are in full swing of Operation Moving OUT. It is a wonderful thing and I am very happy. But I do look around and wonder how the hell everything will get done.
It's a er, um, fun? challenge with the kids "helping." The older ones are indeed pretty helpful, the younger ones not so much.
It cracks me up when people ask "Where are you moving?" and I tell them "down the street." People look less sympathetic. Next time someone asks I will look at them and say "overseas" and get the sympathy and attention I am looking for.
Down the street, cross country or overseas, moving is messy. But it can be fun too. I am making some fun old finds as I empty the shelves,drawers and closets (some that haven't been touched in quite possibly a decade).
My super cool laptop from my post-college days.
And my ancient looking phone that still had a message from the Starbucks guy asking if I would come in for a barista interview. Which I didn't get because I wasn't cool enough. Whatever, I'm still not cool enough to work there.
It's messy, but it's also an adventure.
Here's Moving Part One.
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