A pit of a house
So our house is a mess. Boxes everywhere. Stuff everywhere. You don't realize how much stuff you have until you move. We have sold a few things: spare room bed, book shelves, two couches, our extra fridge. We are getting rid of stuff to keep our load lighter (since moving companies charge by weight), our new place will surely be smaller and sometimes it is nice to start with some new stuff. Never thought I would be excited to get furniture at Ikea.
Curt put an ad on a site called Craig's List. He put the ad up about 8 a.m. Tuesday. By noon the fridge was out of our house and on someone's truck. Craig's List is where we have been looking for potential apartment in the San Fran area. Lots of postings go up every day.
Curt is heading to San Fran on Tuesday. That gives him about a week to look for a place for us before he starts his new job.
Tonight Curt and I went to Pei Wei for dinner. We rarely ever get to go out to dinner since we never have any days off together. (Curt's last shift at The Republic was last night [Friday].) We used some gifts cards that my dad gave us as an anniversary present.
Oh, we had two more moving companies come over to give estimates: Mayflower and United. Mayflower is the best deal. And I really liked the woman who came over. She told us things the other 2 reps didn't. She was really honest and so friendly. Told us ways to save some money. Even offered to get us some "used" boxes. So that is who we are going with. Her customer service was a huge part of it.
That is the latest here. After Tuesday my blogging will be limited. Curt is taking the computer up with him. So I will have to rely on my work computer for e-mailing and blogging.
Curt put an ad on a site called Craig's List. He put the ad up about 8 a.m. Tuesday. By noon the fridge was out of our house and on someone's truck. Craig's List is where we have been looking for potential apartment in the San Fran area. Lots of postings go up every day.
Curt is heading to San Fran on Tuesday. That gives him about a week to look for a place for us before he starts his new job.
Tonight Curt and I went to Pei Wei for dinner. We rarely ever get to go out to dinner since we never have any days off together. (Curt's last shift at The Republic was last night [Friday].) We used some gifts cards that my dad gave us as an anniversary present.
Oh, we had two more moving companies come over to give estimates: Mayflower and United. Mayflower is the best deal. And I really liked the woman who came over. She told us things the other 2 reps didn't. She was really honest and so friendly. Told us ways to save some money. Even offered to get us some "used" boxes. So that is who we are going with. Her customer service was a huge part of it.
That is the latest here. After Tuesday my blogging will be limited. Curt is taking the computer up with him. So I will have to rely on my work computer for e-mailing and blogging.
5 Comments:
*Drool* Pei Wei! They've got that on University Boulevard here, but they're jerks. They close at 9:30 p.m. Hello! College town! Right next to the U! And it's really expensive.
Sometimes I hate the nearby eateries, especially when I'm at the paper and I get hungry.
Ann! Post pictures of your moving adventure.
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Good luck on your adventure. I hope next time there's photos. I would love that :)
This is it..Good luck ;)
Post photos..Excited to see it.
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