Boxes, boxes, boxes!!
This week has been nothing but moving boxes from one place to another for me. Monday, I drove back to Louisville to load up a truck and bring all of our junk belongings down to Tennessee. Beautiful weather on the drive down, beautiful weather on the drive back...rain all day in between...loading day.
Nevertheless, with the help of a couple of great friends, I got it all in and headed back down on Wednesday. In spite of a series of minor problems (battery on the car I was towing died on the trailer leading me to have to go buy a new one...I guess the thrill of the ride was just too much for it), I made it down and had wonderful weather and a great group of guys to help me unload yesterday.
I have spent the last 24 hours wading through a sea of boxes trying to make it somewhat livable and inviting when my family arrives tomorrow. It will feel more like home when they get here (though cable was hooked up yesterday and it is amazing how much more homey it feels with t.v.--sad commentary on life, isn't it?)
Though today is technically my day off, I have to catch up on preparations for Sunday since I've been so busy with other (though not greater) priorities this past week. In spite of all the chaos, I love my new job and the wonderful people I am quickly coming to love as well. The Lord willing, this will be my last moving adventure for a long, long time.
Nevertheless, with the help of a couple of great friends, I got it all in and headed back down on Wednesday. In spite of a series of minor problems (battery on the car I was towing died on the trailer leading me to have to go buy a new one...I guess the thrill of the ride was just too much for it), I made it down and had wonderful weather and a great group of guys to help me unload yesterday.
I have spent the last 24 hours wading through a sea of boxes trying to make it somewhat livable and inviting when my family arrives tomorrow. It will feel more like home when they get here (though cable was hooked up yesterday and it is amazing how much more homey it feels with t.v.--sad commentary on life, isn't it?)
Though today is technically my day off, I have to catch up on preparations for Sunday since I've been so busy with other (though not greater) priorities this past week. In spite of all the chaos, I love my new job and the wonderful people I am quickly coming to love as well. The Lord willing, this will be my last moving adventure for a long, long time.
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posted by DAVID C. PRICE at 12/15/2006 12:26:00 PM
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