The carpet cleaner phoned my husband to know where we at so that he could be here at home to shampoo the carpet before we leave the house for good. We are in the process of boxing more stuff, kitchen wares, towels, linens, clothes, etc, etc. The property manager in another place where we have to move in hasn't call yet. We are fully paid for the duration of tenancy and has paid security deposit ahead of time. We are ready to move out and I think the tenant on the other side is not ready.
Done cleaning windows, light fixtures, floors, kitchen cabinets, bathrooms (2 bathrooms, half bathroom). The house is 1700 sq ft. so it's large for ordinary house with 4 bedrooms.
October-November is not a good time to move in and out because of the uncooperative weather condition. The sky is truly depressed and crying most of the time. Darn! Stupid weather. Great if this situation is a movie and it's suitable for movie production but it's just our family has to move because after 4 months in realty market, somebody bought the house. I told you before of those who came to view the house. There are few celebs who came to view the house, including the snakeman NC and JDM who I saw measuring the small window at the kitchen. There are hundreds to thousands of houses for sale and some houses are inexpensive yet she bought the house at Vermont. She'll be a neighbor to some "celebrities," a retired doctor, a building contractor, a fisherman, a park manager, retirees, policeman or an actor for Flashpoint (?) whatever.
I don't know yet what awaits in another place somewhere in "the forest." Ha ha! Yeah that's the exciting part of moving to another place. I feel like a sociologist-geographer studying the environment at my own convenience. What an adventure and excitement at the same time.
What am so pissed of is the exhausting moving boxes, loading and unloading as if stevedoring is fun. Change of address and re-route could mean something will be at lost in the process. If the weather is unruly then that's really nasty. Call that a pleasant disappointment.
