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Another busy weekend, but mostly at home.
Saturday was gorgeous, much to our dismay. Had we known early on that it was going to be that pretty, we would have gone hiking. But we still got outside and did stuff. Chris brewed all day and I cleaned out the garage (with his help) and cleaned up some more around the house. We have another pile of stuff to be picked up in the garbage. I swear, we keep just carrying stuff out of that house to get rid of. Now we're down to the stuff that's not even ours that we're throwing away (stuff that was there when we moved in). I wore myself out so much, though, that I was pretty much passed out by 9:30. We need to hurry up and get all this stuff over with, cause I'd like to be social (at least a little bit) again.
( Wedding stuff )
I've been staying away from my computer at home for the most part. So much so that I didn't notice Chris stole my network cable to work on my dad's machine. Yep, his Christmas present is almost done (I feel bad).
Easter was uneventful. I was still exhausted all day Sunday from exerting myself on Saturday (I'm so out of shape!). We went to my dad's for lunch, but it was a short, quiet visit. No egg hunt (worried about the weather, and Zach was the only kid). Just lunch, Zach's Easter basket opening and him running around with about 4 peeps in his system (and his dad running on 6 hours of sleep for the whole weekend, silly XR outings). I passed out on the couch for a while when we got home. I was trying to read, but couldn't keep my eyes open.
( Silk shirt stuff )
Other than that, life's been active, but nothing terribly exciting is happening. Chris and I looked at floor plans and construction loans long enough last night to realize that building is not a great option for a first house. We've discussed, again, buying our house, though we'd need to put a lot of work into it. But with property value soaring out there, it wouldn't be a bad investment. We'll see. First we need a second car, then we'll think about future housing. On top of that, it's hard to remind someone who hasn't seen the numbers yet that there is an event coming up in our lives that's going to cost a few thousand dollars. But it'll all work out.
Saturday was gorgeous, much to our dismay. Had we known early on that it was going to be that pretty, we would have gone hiking. But we still got outside and did stuff. Chris brewed all day and I cleaned out the garage (with his help) and cleaned up some more around the house. We have another pile of stuff to be picked up in the garbage. I swear, we keep just carrying stuff out of that house to get rid of. Now we're down to the stuff that's not even ours that we're throwing away (stuff that was there when we moved in). I wore myself out so much, though, that I was pretty much passed out by 9:30. We need to hurry up and get all this stuff over with, cause I'd like to be social (at least a little bit) again.
( Wedding stuff )
I've been staying away from my computer at home for the most part. So much so that I didn't notice Chris stole my network cable to work on my dad's machine. Yep, his Christmas present is almost done (I feel bad).
Easter was uneventful. I was still exhausted all day Sunday from exerting myself on Saturday (I'm so out of shape!). We went to my dad's for lunch, but it was a short, quiet visit. No egg hunt (worried about the weather, and Zach was the only kid). Just lunch, Zach's Easter basket opening and him running around with about 4 peeps in his system (and his dad running on 6 hours of sleep for the whole weekend, silly XR outings). I passed out on the couch for a while when we got home. I was trying to read, but couldn't keep my eyes open.
( Silk shirt stuff )
Other than that, life's been active, but nothing terribly exciting is happening. Chris and I looked at floor plans and construction loans long enough last night to realize that building is not a great option for a first house. We've discussed, again, buying our house, though we'd need to put a lot of work into it. But with property value soaring out there, it wouldn't be a bad investment. We'll see. First we need a second car, then we'll think about future housing. On top of that, it's hard to remind someone who hasn't seen the numbers yet that there is an event coming up in our lives that's going to cost a few thousand dollars. But it'll all work out.
