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[theatokos]

*House? Massive disaster. Dishes stacked in and around sink. Books in boxes, some on shelves, mostly stacked on the floor awaiting to be sold tomorrow. Dust bunnies float about and breed.

*Accomplished today? Got rid of 20 years of sheet music and scores, plus my MA notes. Sorted my photos. Still have two file boxes and a chest of "stuff" to sort through.

*Dinner? Will be pizza. And hopefully either an episode of True Blood (so good!), Party Down, or Scrubs.

*Baby? Miserable, mildly neglected, tired, regressing. Thankfully passed out cold for nap #2. Possibly traumatized from watching an episode of True Blood with us. I'm not sure he should see such lasciviousness, even if he won't remember it.

*Adam? Selling off our wares on Craiglist and burning all of our CDs to an external hard drive. The two dressers, tv, mini dresser (currently manifested as a tv stand), our camping back packs, his trail bike, and a clarinet are posted. We have sold my piano, his fancy street bike, a vintage saxophone and one entertainment chest. Oof. Bookshelves and bed are next.

*Me? Ok. Drinking Laphroaig.

Comments

[miss-malloreee.livejournal.com]

is selling all your stuff & buying new again cheaper than shipping it across seas? I can't imagine selling our stuff, it's taken us so long to have 'real' furniture & be able to fill a house.

[ewigweibliche.livejournal.com]

It's just such a hassle to hire movers. Selling off our items and the money saved by not hiring movers gives us more money when we get there. Most places in the UK are furnished (from what we hear). It's really freeing to let go of a lot of this stuff. I am sad for a few select items, but they are all replaceable.