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Job interview tomorrow night at 8 pm (11 AM Seattle time) - via phone, obviously. *gulp* But I get a good vibe from this company and these people.
Anyway, today has been insane.
All at once this afternoon, three people descended on the house. One to buy up our electrical equipment because he just moved here and has nothing. Another to look at the house because she might want to rent it. And one of the middle school students from AFNORTH, because I do spinning with his mother and he needed help on an article he's writing. I'm glad Lance was home or I would've lost my mind.
The kitchen cabinets are now bare. A lot of food has been tossed in the garbage - mostly condiments and sauces and that kind of stuff. What little food we have left that is perishable has been moved into the built-in mini fridge that we once used as our spice and baking supplies cabinet (never had the fridge turned on until tonight). What is left that is nonperishable is going with us to our hotel room tomorrow night...we have a kitchen there, so I can still make some meals.
We had a simple dinner tonight of Campbell's Chunky Baked Potato and Bacon soup, which was really good, much to my surprise...I bought a loaf of chewy homemade bread from the NATEX bakery and used up the rest of our herb butter with that and also had some cheddar cheese to go with it. Nice meal, and our last meal in this house.
Tomorrow, I go to Aachen with Ruth and Christine. Lance will be here for the furniture and appliance pick-up. I'll be getting back around 3 or so and depending on what he's doing, he'll either meet me at the train station, which is right next to the hotel where we're staying, or Christine will give me a ride back here to the house if we find that he isn't there waiting for me.
One more night here. One more sleep.
Anyway, today has been insane.
All at once this afternoon, three people descended on the house. One to buy up our electrical equipment because he just moved here and has nothing. Another to look at the house because she might want to rent it. And one of the middle school students from AFNORTH, because I do spinning with his mother and he needed help on an article he's writing. I'm glad Lance was home or I would've lost my mind.
The kitchen cabinets are now bare. A lot of food has been tossed in the garbage - mostly condiments and sauces and that kind of stuff. What little food we have left that is perishable has been moved into the built-in mini fridge that we once used as our spice and baking supplies cabinet (never had the fridge turned on until tonight). What is left that is nonperishable is going with us to our hotel room tomorrow night...we have a kitchen there, so I can still make some meals.
We had a simple dinner tonight of Campbell's Chunky Baked Potato and Bacon soup, which was really good, much to my surprise...I bought a loaf of chewy homemade bread from the NATEX bakery and used up the rest of our herb butter with that and also had some cheddar cheese to go with it. Nice meal, and our last meal in this house.
Tomorrow, I go to Aachen with Ruth and Christine. Lance will be here for the furniture and appliance pick-up. I'll be getting back around 3 or so and depending on what he's doing, he'll either meet me at the train station, which is right next to the hotel where we're staying, or Christine will give me a ride back here to the house if we find that he isn't there waiting for me.
One more night here. One more sleep.