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Well, no getting around it now: almost everything we own is on its way to Michigan, so Kim and I had better follow soon.
That almost didn't happen: the truck driver who was scheduled to do our move backed out at the last minute. First we heard he'd be a little late, then we heard he was stuck in San Diego but would be heading our way soon, and the next thing we knew Kim's mother (who works for the moving company) was scrambling to find us a replacement. (Our scheduled driver said that another customer had gone too far over their weight estimate and he no longer had room.) We think everything's worked out now, but we may not know all the details for a few more days (and this will definitely mean a few extra days "camping" in our new house without our stuff). But the delay from early morning to late afternoon means we've got a lot of cleaning left to do before we leave tomorrow.
Still, if this is the worst thing that happens during our move, I'll be quite content.
That almost didn't happen: the truck driver who was scheduled to do our move backed out at the last minute. First we heard he'd be a little late, then we heard he was stuck in San Diego but would be heading our way soon, and the next thing we knew Kim's mother (who works for the moving company) was scrambling to find us a replacement. (Our scheduled driver said that another customer had gone too far over their weight estimate and he no longer had room.) We think everything's worked out now, but we may not know all the details for a few more days (and this will definitely mean a few extra days "camping" in our new house without our stuff). But the delay from early morning to late afternoon means we've got a lot of cleaning left to do before we leave tomorrow.
Still, if this is the worst thing that happens during our move, I'll be quite content.
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