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Apr. 12th, 2017 02:43 pmSo, I'm here now. Where ever here is. I have no idea how DW works or what I am doing but I'll figure it out.
Last week we combined the kids' rooms. We moved Toby's crib, dresser, and glder into Emma's room and moved all the toys and books into Toby's room, which is now the playroom. In general, I am loving the change. The kids share a room much better than I ever expected (we found this out at Christmas time). Sometimes they get into shenanigans (limited because Toby is still in a crib) but for the most part the go to sleep nicely and sleep really well. And it has made bedtime so much easier! Bedtime is pretty enjoyable now and Andy and I take turns doing it. The playroom has come together fairly well. I moved Emme's big bookshelf into there, along with the play kitchen, small bookshelf, hamper full of dress up stuff, and the toy shelf from downstairs. My living room is no longer toy haven! I love that most of all. There is still a queen bed in the playroom and we're going to eventually get that out of there but when depends on a couple things, mainly the results of Andy's interview tomorrow!
Andy has an interview tomorrow in PA! So, that stupid captka interview for the State of Pennsylvania actually paid off! One of the people at the interview was with the Board of Labor and Industry. She is bypassing the second interview and called Andy to offer him an interview for the a position Board of Labor and Industry in Scranton! We are very hopeful for this interview. Obviously, they must like him a good deal to have him bypass that second interview (which he could still get a call for, regarding other PA positions), so that's good. Scranton is one of the places we have really been trying to get to because of it's proximity to family and friends. We're trying not to get our hopes up to much because we don't know what will happen but this is the opportunity that we have been waiting for. Please cross your fingers and pray for us that this works out, that he get s a job offer, and that it's a decent, livavle wage that we can work with. I am so nervous for him and for us!
Last week we combined the kids' rooms. We moved Toby's crib, dresser, and glder into Emma's room and moved all the toys and books into Toby's room, which is now the playroom. In general, I am loving the change. The kids share a room much better than I ever expected (we found this out at Christmas time). Sometimes they get into shenanigans (limited because Toby is still in a crib) but for the most part the go to sleep nicely and sleep really well. And it has made bedtime so much easier! Bedtime is pretty enjoyable now and Andy and I take turns doing it. The playroom has come together fairly well. I moved Emme's big bookshelf into there, along with the play kitchen, small bookshelf, hamper full of dress up stuff, and the toy shelf from downstairs. My living room is no longer toy haven! I love that most of all. There is still a queen bed in the playroom and we're going to eventually get that out of there but when depends on a couple things, mainly the results of Andy's interview tomorrow!
Andy has an interview tomorrow in PA! So, that stupid captka interview for the State of Pennsylvania actually paid off! One of the people at the interview was with the Board of Labor and Industry. She is bypassing the second interview and called Andy to offer him an interview for the a position Board of Labor and Industry in Scranton! We are very hopeful for this interview. Obviously, they must like him a good deal to have him bypass that second interview (which he could still get a call for, regarding other PA positions), so that's good. Scranton is one of the places we have really been trying to get to because of it's proximity to family and friends. We're trying not to get our hopes up to much because we don't know what will happen but this is the opportunity that we have been waiting for. Please cross your fingers and pray for us that this works out, that he get s a job offer, and that it's a decent, livavle wage that we can work with. I am so nervous for him and for us!
