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Moving

So, we're moving.
Eric took a job in Columbus Indiana and today I'd rather be there than here.
I'm tired of the weather, the sickness, the people not caring whether we stay or go.
I'm tired of packing already. I just want to leave it all here and start fresh.
New and exciting, that's what I need.
Grace even said she was excited to move into her new house, which made me happier than you know.
I'm not sure where Eric's head is at or how he's dealing with it all, but I will just say again that a new fresh start is what we need.
Any suggestions on moving? I'm listening.

Comments

Laura said…
Someone gave me a great piece of advice that was really helpful. We had the girls pack one box each full of things that they could unpack right away when they got to our new house. We kept the boxes in our car so that they could have them when we got to our new place. Another good tip (we learned this from our mover) is to pack the bikes last in the moving truck. That way, the kids can ride them as soon as you get there. It keeps them busy and allows them to see something of theirs right away.

So excited for you!
Allison said…
Ahhhh...we live in Columbus, Indiana - it's a GREAT town! You'll love it here! My email is stidam512@yahoo.com or find me on facebook (Allison Yeley Stidam) if you have any questions or need help getting around!
Heidi said…
How far is that from South Bend? My advice is to call your new neighbors! (That would be us, in case I didn't make that clear:-)!!!!!
SH said…
I finally found the nerve to look up columbus on a map. And now I'm a little sad.
Anonymous said…
Whereever you go, don't forget to wear a big cheese hat....

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