Well, moving day came and went without too many glitches. We couldn't find the hardware to put the beds, tables, etc. together for about 24 hours. The guys that packed us up in Katy didn't label or inventory it properly, thank goodness we ran across it when we did.
Noah LOVED having a giant semi-truck at his house. He kept saying, "a BIG semi-truck!!" He even got to get in it and look around. So sad I didn't get pictures.(UPDATED: My parents got some pictures and I didn't know.) I was inside checking off each box/item as it came in the door.
It was FREEZING that day and of course they had to keep the door open. Memaw was in charge of keeping Ellianna warm and snuggly (tough job).
We've been in our house for almost two weeks now and have the majority of boxes unpacked, but are far from settled in. Such a bummer that we didn't get to use any of Brandon's time off between jobs to move. Thanks to the gov't, we had to wait until after. My parents have helped us SOOO much though, we'd still be unpacking next Christmas if they weren't here to help out. I wish I could wiggle my nose and have the curtains hung, pictures on the wall (and dinner in the oven would be nice too!).
When we moved to Katy two and a half years ago, Noah was seven months old with scrumptious cheeks, arms, and legs.
Three birthdays and another baby later, moving is no easy feat!
I think 50% of the boxes contained toys (slight exaggeration). Terrible. The labels would say, living room decor, lamp, toys...Office software, pictures, toys. It's very interesting when someone else packs you. It was like a surprise in every box. I mean, they wrapped up hilarious things like P*pa John's coupons and a page from our Sunday School class roster.
Noah LOVED having a giant semi-truck at his house. He kept saying, "a BIG semi-truck!!" He even got to get in it and look around. So sad I didn't get pictures.(UPDATED: My parents got some pictures and I didn't know.) I was inside checking off each box/item as it came in the door.
It was FREEZING that day and of course they had to keep the door open. Memaw was in charge of keeping Ellianna warm and snuggly (tough job).We've been in our house for almost two weeks now and have the majority of boxes unpacked, but are far from settled in. Such a bummer that we didn't get to use any of Brandon's time off between jobs to move. Thanks to the gov't, we had to wait until after. My parents have helped us SOOO much though, we'd still be unpacking next Christmas if they weren't here to help out. I wish I could wiggle my nose and have the curtains hung, pictures on the wall (and dinner in the oven would be nice too!).
When we moved to Katy two and a half years ago, Noah was seven months old with scrumptious cheeks, arms, and legs.Three birthdays and another baby later, moving is no easy feat!I think 50% of the boxes contained toys (slight exaggeration). Terrible. The labels would say, living room decor, lamp, toys...Office software, pictures, toys. It's very interesting when someone else packs you. It was like a surprise in every box. I mean, they wrapped up hilarious things like P*pa John's coupons and a page from our Sunday School class roster.(The giant bruise across his nose and eyes is from a little accident he had with the coffee table at memaw and pappaw's house. The bridge of his nose/forehead was so swolen, he looked like one of those characters from Avatar. Poor little guy.)
I know you are anxiously awaiting (*wink wink*) pictures of my girl since I haven't posted any since November 12th! I'll get them posted soon!
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