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We moved in!

Monday, 03 December 2007

Well, on the busiest weekend we've had here lately, we chose to move in. But we did it. Friday night we had the Maxwell Wedding Rehearsal, Saturday we had the Maxwell Wedding, Sunday we went to church, Jason to the house, me to Mom & Dad's to pack up our stuff, and then the whirlwind began. I took a Vous full of boxes, luggage, crap to the house, and Mom followed close behind with the rest of the stuff. Well, I should say more stuff...because we've already exchanged a few emails this morning with a list of things we've forgot there! Dropped that off, left at 1:15pm for my first baby shower, did that at 2:15-4:30....the Hall side, VERY fun, and so many neat things. Now I'm really getting excited. It's all becoming more and more real! (8 weeks to baby by the way). It was great to be with family all afternoon, and it really meant a lot to me to have Gram Hall there. I think she enjoyed it, although, she assured me she'd get in a good nap when she got back!! Back to the house by 5pm, and immediately through the door...Jason asks -- "Okay, where do you want things"....we unpacked all the baby goodies to the nursery, and then started in other other boxes laying around. Finally, about 7:30, after Brad & Jacki, John & Jess all went home...we started to slow down. At 8:30...I had to call it quits. We were both hungry, and my feet were about to explode.

As we ate supper, and watched the big screen TC (CARS, the movie since we don't have dish or direct yet...) we kept asking each other "What was that", "Did you hear that?"  We chalked it up to a windy night, and getting used to a new house and it's sounds.

Regardless, what a relief to have moved into our own place. We'll keep working on it, and little by little, get things put back together. Much thanks goes out to anyone and everyone who helped us along the way. We owe several people pretty big...but are more than welcome to return the favor when the time comes.

Look for pictures soon. Hopefully tomorrow or Wednesday. Happy Monday!

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