Stop time or clone
Anyways. We’re moved in the house. It’s only 500 or 600 sq. feet larger than the apartment, but it seems soo much bigger than that. It’s nice not having to wait in line to get around the house too; a garage that is doubling as a storage area until we get all settles also fits both our cars…nice; the basement, well, it’s a disaster right now, I have about a ton of crap to get rid of down there. It’s an old house, 81 yrs old, and the foundation is cracked and leaks, so that’s one area to concentrate on in the near term. It’s a small basement as well, but will offer plenty of room to store our stuff.
The bedrooms, pretty nice. The girls’ room is the same size, but will only have at most two girls in it; the boys room about the same size, which means little Sean is not a foot away from our bed most importantly. He also has a toy repository other than the livingroom floor :) Our room, it swallows our bed and dressers. Our room in the previous apartment was crowded at best, now, I’ll have enough room to make a workstation to do school work at and not even encroach on the space. The living room, it’s the same size, maybe bigger, but with a fireplace and not doubling as a dining room, it’s soo much bigger. The kitchen, very nice. It’s small, but larger than what we had, and is more than adequate, and we have a dining room…quiet meals now ;)
So far, We’re both exhausted from moving. I’m sore like I haven’t been for a long time, and tired. I know Jess is as well, plus she has a dozen bruises to boot…she’s all beat up.
We have a yard :) If it doesn’t rain again tonight, I’ll get to mow it. This might sound like a chore, but I enjoy doing yard work, and haven’t gotten the opportunity to do it in a very long time.
We already have a laundry list of projects to do to the house; fix the kitchen sink (it leaks), fix the basement (it leaks) redo the bathroom, put a door on the laundry room/half bath, refinish the floors, repair the porch, redo the deck, fix the yard, redo the electrical, redo the walls, remove the ton of crap left behind…but hey, that’s what all this was supposed to be.
It’s been 4 nights in the new place, and I feel it’s already home :)
Hammer-time
I’m excited, though not giddy. I think people think I should be wriggling with anticipation because of this, but I’ve never gotten excited in this way. Either way, I’m looking forward to having something to work on, an area to work, and space so that we don’t have to wait in line to get around the house. It’ll be nice not having to park a quarter mile away when the neighbors invite their whole set of friends and family, but instead a garage. It’ll be nice not having to carry the trash up and around the corner (if I’m lucky and the dumpster isn’t stuffed full) but instead walk it outside. It’ll be great to work the the vehicles in an area that I don’t have to worry about getting in trouble for and don’t have to worry about getting my legs run over.
I’m really looking forward to getting a shop put together so I can start building stuff again.
Anyways, time for work…
Lack of protein shown to decrease common sense
I know I bitch about the lack of common sense in people quite a bit. I complain about people making decisions that I don’t agree with and endanger other lives for no good reason. I know I probably sound pompous. I don’t care.
I am glad that this couple got life. Maybe the vegan community can put this on their newsletter as well, telling those who forgo any protein from sources other than beans that even though they don’t eat it, it is still a requirement that baby’s get it.
I wonder if vegans think that even breast milk violates their policy that sustenance shouldn’t come from anything breathing O2.
