Moving Day turns in to Three Days of Moving
We started moving on Tuesday when we got a surprise by getting the keys to the new house a couple hours after closing. It was supposed to be the following day, but we took it. We have been packing for over a week now and today we get to move our stuff into our new home. Moving, as most of you know, isn’t a fun chore, unless you make it fun. One day turned into three days and I think I lost about four pounds just from moving. I am pretty sure that at the age of 51, I am hoping this could be my last move. I counted at least forty moves in my lifetime and this one was the hardest. Too much heavy and big stuff to move out. Our new house has a garage/shop/storage area so much of our “stuff” gets to live their days in there.
The unpacking is almost complete and arrange the house to be our lifestyle has been fun. The kids have their rooms all set up to their liking and mommy has her kitchen arranged. Our life in our new house has commenced and other than going back to our former home to clean it, we are moving on. I will try not to use the word “move” any more. Except when my kids need to move. Then I will hire movers. Well, except for when they go off to college and then I will gladly help them with that. But that’s a long, long, long way away. Right?
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My name is Charlie and this is my report. I started this report as a newsletter during my time in Cambodia where I was teaching English to medical students at the Faculty of Medicine in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I was there from 1993 to 1995. My new and updated The Charlie Report deals with my life as I have transitioned from living in the Seattle area to my home town in the Lewiston-Clarkston valley. It has been thirty years since I last lived here and other than getting used to hot weather again and having a family this time around, most everything seems normal. I am a pastor between churches but I’d rather say that I am on an extended sabbatical. I live with my wife Myleen, and my two children, eight year old son Isaac and my six year old daughter Anika. I hope you enjoy reading my blogs and please feel free to give a reply every now and then.