On Thursday night, Adam and I were both at the house working. Our friend Mel was at our house with our sleeping kids so that we could get work done. At about 11:00 PM, I decided I should head back to our apartment so that Mel could get home. On the way home, my car died. No kidding. I was already at the breaking point and couldn't believe that one more thing could possibly go wrong! Adam came and met me with the other car, and a policeman stopped to help, too. They got the car pushed to a parking lot where it would be out of the way. Then, our friend, Jeff, came with his truck to help us tow the car home. Along the way, the tow rope broke. Seriously??!! Jeff got another one, and they got the car home, but that ended up being another ridiculously late night.
Saturday was moving day. When I got up in the morning, my phone wouldn't work. I tried everything I could think of to do, but it was just busted. I couldn't do anything but laugh. Of course it was broken! Why wouldn't it be?! Other than that, the day went pretty well. We got everything moved over to our house and began the unpacking process.
Now, a week and a half later, things are far more calm! The water damage has been taken care of, most of our big projects are done, most of our things are unpacked, our car is working again, and I have a new phone! It was probably the most stressful week of my entire life, and I have to say that I am glad it's done! Like I said, things are far better now, and we are loving our new house! I will post pictures of how it looks later, as well as pictures from our trip to Utah for Ashleigh's wedding.
6 comments:
Holy cow! I guess when it rains it pours! I am glad that all is well now! Congrats again on the new house!
what doesnt kill you, makes you stronger.
At least it's all behind you now & you can hopefully enjoy homeownership!
Wow, hope you get a break from stuff like that for awhile now!
I am so sorry! That is a whole slew of junk you had to go through. I just got done (I hope) with a time like that too. Hopefully your house will bring you more joy now!
Oh goodness, I can't believe you survived all that! You deserve some major blessings woman! Or at least a full night of sleep.
Ah...that all sounds way too familiar. We had a huge leak from our upstairs bathroom that leaked down through the ceiling to the first floor. Alas, my dad the plumber lives in Utah...not a quick trip. You learn quickly though. I'm glad things are better now though.
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