Moving Day

I took off work today to get most of my stuff moved out of the apartment. A friend will come over this evening to help with the heavy crap - thank God for returned favors.
It's going to be an interesting two months. I'm moving in with a friend and his wife who just bought a house in Gahanna and Kim is going to be living with her mom again. There are a few reasons for this... we've both decided we need a break for now. It's not really a splitting up, but just "alone" time. I feel we've come to a point in our relationship where we feel too much like roommates and not enough like a couple. This has nothing to do with the miscarriage - it's been on the books for two months now. Also, this gives us both an opportunity to put a good amount of money into savings rather quickly. The cost of living here in Westerville, coupled with the expensive apartment we are in has made it difficult to save, and created a paycheck to paycheck lifestyle that I simply cannot do. I'm not 22 anymore...and with the mortgage loans being much more restricted now, we are going to have to have some serious money set aside to purchase a house down the road.
So, I have about half of the apartment packed and put into storage...and I have to pick up the rental truck at 2:00. Hopefully you all will have a wonderful weekend. =)

Comments

  1. enigma4ever9:45 PM, December 12, 2007

    okay so getting caught up....oh my you have had quite a time...and moving too...urgh...I am glad you had help....now that is a true friend....

    take care...hope the move is a good one...

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