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We made it!

The move went super smoothly and we ended up having lots of help! It was great! The new guys from our ward who helped us out were super buff and unloaded super fast! It rocked. I managed to get the kitchen unpacked today and I am thinking I might go unpack my stamp room this afternoon so that I can get back to playing at night after everyone is in bed. I was so tired last night though I think I went to bed at like 8:15 pm. Ooops! We are loving the new house and I just thought I would post a new post so you would know we made it here. Off to make lunch for a couple of munchkins and then back to unpacking for me . . .

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JenMarie said…
CONGRATS!! You're in your NEW house!!!
Anonymous said…
Ahhhhhh, the most stressful parts are over. I remember it all well when we built our house! Now, the fun part, setting up your new home! Where will that vase go, or that picture frame!?! Everything gets a new home too.

Can't wait to see the new stamp room, how exciting!
Sara Henton said…
I'm so happy for you guys. I can't wait to see pics of your new stamp room all setup
Debby said…
Congrats on the new house.
Anonymous said…
Congrats on the move, can't wait to see your new scraproom.
Becky G said…
Congrats on your new house!

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