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Over spring break we moved from the basement of one building to the ninth floor of another building just 6 blocks away. The move hurt. Both physically and emotionally. Leaving The May means leaving behind the home I shared with our four legged family. I will not have memories of Sammy bear or P kitty in this new place.
The living room is full of boxes, and getting it all organized and put away once school starts seems a daunting task. And we need to get ready for baby. I've been refusing to think about furniture for baby, but I can't keep that up. So much to buy.
Someone, somewhere said that having kids means being stronger than you ever knew you could be. Accomplishing everything I need to this term is going to require that I be stronger than I ever knew I could be. Check back in ten weeks, we'll see how it went...
Ten weeks later (this was draft was auto saved by LJ) - The term went well. All "A"s again. And it wasn't event too difficult of a term. Although, organizing the house is only just now happening. There is still some stuff in boxes. We bought bookshelves today, so maybe I'll get those boxes emptied tomorrow.
The living room is full of boxes, and getting it all organized and put away once school starts seems a daunting task. And we need to get ready for baby. I've been refusing to think about furniture for baby, but I can't keep that up. So much to buy.
Someone, somewhere said that having kids means being stronger than you ever knew you could be. Accomplishing everything I need to this term is going to require that I be stronger than I ever knew I could be. Check back in ten weeks, we'll see how it went...
Ten weeks later (this was draft was auto saved by LJ) - The term went well. All "A"s again. And it wasn't event too difficult of a term. Although, organizing the house is only just now happening. There is still some stuff in boxes. We bought bookshelves today, so maybe I'll get those boxes emptied tomorrow.