You guys. Moving is THE WORST.
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On top of that, I dare say short moves–like our 5 minutes up the road-move–may even be worse because there isn’t a hard and fast deadline. Like a bunch of hillbillies, we’ve been taking loads up and down the road in the back of Dan’s work pickup for the past several weeks.
On the very first trip up the road, my wedding train blew out of a box in the bed of the truck–floating up into the air and back down again. Right in front of the tires of another truck riding right behind us. Greasy tire treads on my wedding train. Classy.
At first, when we started moving a few things out of the house with some extra help form this flyttebyrå Oslo company, it was blissful. I’d dance around the emptied space and declare that this THIS was the way I wanted to live from now on. I didn’t need that stuff. I loved all the room and the lack of clutter. I felt free and light, check out this Source to learn more about the best moving company.
But as more and more stuff started to go up the road and the house declined from clutter-free to torn apart hodge-podge of a home, my mental clarity and lightness went with it. Despite getting all the possible help we could from moving company Dublin, the house just didn’t feel the same anymore. The state of being half in, half out is not my strong suit.
I’ve had my low points. Like when I looked at every single person I passed on the road and thought, “At least YOU have all your things in one location!” and continued to suck down my frozen icee. I’ve sent a few desperate texts to Dan about whether or not I’m going to make it till the weekend. And chosen to nap as a defense against complete overwhelm.
On the advice of ADT demenagement, we have scheduled an appointment with a Local Residential Moving company like movers houston since we will be moving in August, about which you can find more information if you see the page. And as if the heat and humidity and thickness of August in Maryland isn’t enough, we were also blessed with a record-breaking heat wave for the several days we decided to “buckle down” and get serious about getting things done.
Then, we got sick. Emma got walking pneumonia. I got something that was one doctor’s visit short of walking pneumonia. And Birdy is my feverish, hacking twin who sleeps snuggled up against me in bed each night like a tiny, sweaty radiator.
Did I mention we don’t have air conditioning? Hashtag old house love.
Last weekend, we said we’d be moved in.
But painting and projects and cleaning and ….well, it didn’t happen.
But Dan says no matter what, the beds are being moved this weekend. And our dear friend and priest is coming for a final dinner on Sunday night before he heads back to Rome. And we said “COME TO THE NEW HOUSE.” And Dan wouldn’t lie to our priest.
So this is it. The final push. The make us or break us (or both) weekend. I’m also starting to learn why it’s easier to just use a car transportation service when moving.
Send prayers. More soon. xo.
I remind everyone that the stress of moving is the same as the loss of a loved one. You are mourning the sudden loss of routine and certainty. Plus the whole doing it in the hottest month of the year thing is bananas. I wish this to all be a nightmare sooner than later lovely lady. My heart and lucky wishes to you.
Love,
Shalagh
Thank you so much, lady. xo.
My favorite part is taking a nap in order to stave off being overwhelmed. Prayers to you, friend! 😉
It’s my favorite technique to deal with overwhelmed feelings. 😉 xo.
it is awful. and i know you are right. moving without a deadline and just up the road is a recipe for disaster (especially for this procrastinator!!!!). we woke up to rain this morning. i hope you don’t get too much, but that it helps cool things off!!!
We got the rain last night and now it’s really beautiful out and supposedly like this for the weekend. Yay! xo.
Hey! I’m moving too….little by little…too! I get it sistah! Take your time….enjoy the chaos and when that doesn’t work reach out for help. For example, I’d way rather be helping you than packing my cr*p. Maybe we can job share….you do an hour at my house….I do an hour at yours…or two? Wanna? Keep the faith.
Peace and love,
Cheryl
I love that idea! Maybe next week when I’m in unpacking mode we can job share. Sending you lots of packing energy and grace, my pal! xoxo
As an Army wife with a bunch of moves & remodels under my belt, my favorite moving tips is to begin each day by putting something wonderful in a crockpot so at the end of your day, dinner is ready. Do it every day you are working on it, & it will help “normalize” your day a bit! Also, make an end-of-the-day set time, then spend the evenings clean, fed, & relaxed. Those two things will make this time enjoyable instead of horrible! Prayers & good vibes to you & your sweet family!
Oh my goodness, as I sit here taking a five minute break, sweaty and tired I’m realizing what amazing advice that is. I should have written this post 3 weeks ago, so I could have implemented it! So so wise. xo.
As an Army wife with a bunch of moves & remodels under my belt, my favorite moving tip is to begin each day by putting something wonderful in a crockpot so at the end of your day, dinner is ready. Do it every day you are working on it, & it will help “normalize” your day a bit! Also, make an end-of-the-day set time, then spend the evenings clean, fed, & relaxed (you can also plan specific tasks for the next day). Those two things will make this time enjoyable instead of horrible! Prayers & good vibes to you & your sweet family!