So we've moved again about which I'm not at all happy. I've been acting like a complete ass instead of acting grateful to have a roof over my head. In my defense, it's not that easy to muster gratitude for a roof when it's not only got moss growing on it but grass and a few stalks of goldenrod sprouting up there as well. Looking on the bright side in this case probably means being grateful that the goldenrod didn't have fertile enough ground to actually bloom.
In addition to the flora sprouting from the roof, the house was full of the previous tenant's belongings. Not just a few things left behind in a last minute move, but rooms full of furniture, clothing, bedding, eyeglasses, half-finished bottles of water, and so much more--all tidily arranged and remarkably clean considering the house had been left empty for nearly a year.*
This meant essentially moving two households of stuff over the course of six days. Our new landlord told us we were welcome to keep any of the left-behind stuff that we wanted and have a yard sale with the rest. Hubby was delighted to find a variety of new (still in the package) and like-new power tools on the cluttered back porch. On one of our many trips between houses, he said to me, "There was a belt sander that I don't think has ever been used."
From the backseat, Daughter-Only piped up, "Why would you want to sand your belt?"
*Long and complicated story, but we've been assured she's not dead and also not coming back for any of her stuff.
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4 months ago
Hope you're settling in okay!
ReplyDeleteWe won't worry 'til goldenrod starts growing out of the top of your head instead of the roof...and keep me posted on the list of reasons daughter only comes up with for sanding your belt.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that there is a new post at this location reassures me that you will be fine. There are some constants in the world and for us the rest is just goegraphy. Hang in there. Let me know if you need anything.