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miss_lucy21I move in...*counts* 9 days. I have to work 5 of those days. And I slept until noon today (I needed it. The weather has been swerving back and forth between spring and winter and my sinuses and ears are totally fucked up).
Okay, so.
Today what needs to happen:
1) empty one of the big totes, clean it out, and pack the clean sheets and towels that are in the laundry room
2) get my big suitcase up from downstairs and pack the clean laundry, minus enough stuff to wear to work next week
3) do more laundry
4) make or buy bread for tomorrow for soup after church before J's lecture
5) determine whether the rest of the stuff in the living room is going or being discarded in some fashion
6) clean up the microwave from the basement
I'm trying desperately to make it through this entire experience without my back going into spasms because I don't want to deal with it, which means I can work for a maximum of about 30 minutes to be on the safe side, and then I need to rest for about the same amount of time. But those 6 things should finish up the stuff that was in the garage/basement. Tomorrow I can start on the bedroom, which has much less stuff in it. And honestly, I'm only moving 20 minutes away. If I can't manage to clean out the bedroom closet or something entirely before I go, I have the whole week off, I can come back over and take care of things. So long as all the stuff I can't actually lift gets moved by the movers on the 1st, we're good.
Right. Yes. This is going to be okay (you'd think this was my first move, instead of my 22nd).
Okay, so.
Today what needs to happen:
1) empty one of the big totes, clean it out, and pack the clean sheets and towels that are in the laundry room
2) get my big suitcase up from downstairs and pack the clean laundry, minus enough stuff to wear to work next week
3) do more laundry
4) make or buy bread for tomorrow for soup after church before J's lecture
5) determine whether the rest of the stuff in the living room is going or being discarded in some fashion
6) clean up the microwave from the basement
I'm trying desperately to make it through this entire experience without my back going into spasms because I don't want to deal with it, which means I can work for a maximum of about 30 minutes to be on the safe side, and then I need to rest for about the same amount of time. But those 6 things should finish up the stuff that was in the garage/basement. Tomorrow I can start on the bedroom, which has much less stuff in it. And honestly, I'm only moving 20 minutes away. If I can't manage to clean out the bedroom closet or something entirely before I go, I have the whole week off, I can come back over and take care of things. So long as all the stuff I can't actually lift gets moved by the movers on the 1st, we're good.
Right. Yes. This is going to be okay (you'd think this was my first move, instead of my 22nd).