If you are just tuning in, we are in the process of moving back to Dallas. While I am so excited as this was our ulitmate goal, my God the transition is stressin. me. OUT!! Living out of a suitcase isn't my ideal situation. Crammed in a hotel room with tons of luggae, an 80 pound dog, a pack-n-play, and a 15 month old child, can be a tad bit overwhelming. Like, wanting to pull my hair out, overwhelming. We were leaving Dexter at home for a while, since he has a doggy door and plenty of food at home, but we could only do that for so long. The poor thing was all by himself. If we didn't have the dog, we would be able to stay at my dad's house, where Davis has his own room. But now since we have decided to bring him along, that's a no go. So needless to say, the tension is adding up.
However, it is really cute seeing Davis and Dexter together again. Davis is so in love with that dog, he cracks up everytime he sees him. Pulling on his tail, and sticking his fingers in his mouth, and Dexter just taking every bit of it. So sweet. But now every morning, Michael gets up to leave for work around 6:30, also walking the dog at this time. So, you know what that means. This wakes up Davis and he's up at 6:30 in the morning. Makes for an awesome morning!
Our house is finally up for sale, though. So crossing my fingers, toes, and eyeballs that it is sold quickly. We start looking for houses tomorrow here in the area and I am so excited and looking forward to it. We have found some amazing looking houses online, so I can't wait to scope them out.
Hoping the transtion goes a little more smoothly and quick...that is where my good friend Vino comes in to play.
Cross your fingers, everyone!!
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Fingers crossed for you!!! Hope the situation becomes less stressful and your house sells quickly!!
Hopefully it will all be over soon!!
Good luck with the transitions -- we just moved recently, too, and it's such an effort!! Enjoy Dallas again - we'll actually be there for Thanksgiving to visit my sister!
I will keep my fingers crossed for you. Lord I know how stressful moving can be. We decided the day after I had my hysterectomy to put our house on the market. Not good timing at all. I had been cut across my stomach and was on pain meds, I think hubs was taking advantage of that. Long story short, our house sold the day it went on the market, which meant we had to get out and find a new one. It was not fun or easy getting in and out of a vehicle just days after being sliced and diced.
How exciting for you! I love house hunting. We're putting our home on the market in spring and like you'll I'll have everything that I can get crossed crossed in hopes of a quick sell! Good luck to you girl and stay stocked up with vino!
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