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So what if our new house isn't quite what I expected. It's a little dated and the layout is pretty confusing.

The house is literally three times the size of our old house. Not only do the kids both have their own rooms (chunk was bunking in our room), we have a huge playroom that is pretty independent of the rest of the house. No more toy explosion all over our house. 

And we can actually invite people to our house now because we can fit more than two people in the house without feeling like we are stuffed in the trunk of a car.

Dated schmated. We don't have enough furniture to fill the house because it's so big! It's a good problem to have!

So what if I won't have internet at the new house until Friday.

It's giving me a chance to unplug a bit. I can still get what I need from my phone but I'm sure I'm going way over my data for the month so I will cringe when that bill comes!

Comments

  1. ShannonFebruary 5, 2014 at 12:14 PM

    I'm so happy that you have ROOM for your little ones. I feel like every corner I turn, I am in some sort of toddler/baby store. GRRRR.

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  2. JennyFebruary 5, 2014 at 3:49 PM

    No internet yet?! I think I would die! Seriously that's the like the first thing we set up when we move :)
    Yay for kiddos own rooms plus a play room!

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  3. Sarah @ The Not Quite Military WifeFebruary 6, 2014 at 11:24 AM

    I'm dying for a house tour!!!

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  4. RF DietzFebruary 6, 2014 at 5:34 PM

    What an exciting and fun time for you! I’m glad you have some extra space for the kids to pile up more stuff in, lol. Enjoy those empty areas while you can, it’s only a matter of time till you fill it up! I always forget how much stuff I have until I move and lug it all. It’s times like that I want to throw everything in a dumpster and never look back. Sigh. You get internet tomorrow! Yay!

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