New Digs

Well yesterday was sure as hec....well.....hectic. We've moved temporarily to a new set of digs while work on the kitchen continues. A friend of the family is out of town so we've moved in to enjoy the simple comforts of a kitchen and laundry machine. Unfortunately this puts me without internet as I can't figure out their router workings and my computer refuses to cooperate. So during the times that we pop back to the house I'll pop on to update info and the like. Let me just tell you it's odd not having the internet when you've become so accustomed and all of your bill pay is done electronically. Alas. I will survive. Thank the pear my papa got me a Kindle. 

Yesterday was super hectic...I had to get the girls all packed, three loads of laundry, all the kitchen stuff and myself for the move to our new digs. We were squeezed in like sardines, jammed to the rafters. We were meeting the other OH-pair and her kiddos at the indoor jumping facility for an hour or so of bouncing. The poor older boy was severely out numbered having 6 girls surrounding him. Bean felt a little left out being the youngest and her sister having a friend there. Reminds me of the times when my brother would tag along when we were younger. Let me just tell you there is nothing like bouncing and running around when your head is throbbing and your sinuses feel like they are going to explode. The girls were quickly worn out and ready to go. 

We buzzed over to the new house where I nearly gave the cleaning lady a heart attack. I don't know why but the girls love eating at the grocery store deli and I consented...I needed my essentials anyway. Oh what's that you ask? My essentials? Tylenol and chocolate of course. :)

Yes moving and two play dates in one day...it was a lot. The girls were tickled because we were meeting their two little buddies and their grandma at the movie theater. I was honestly expecting a really run down dinky little place given the condition of the outside but was pleasantly surprised with a clean and decent theater. We saw Arthur Christmas and for being a kid flick it wasn't half bad. I chuckled at the adult inserted humor. 

Home at last...well a new home. It's awful tiring when you finally feel situated in a new place just to be uprooted all over again. Again...I will survive.