Home, this is Home

For those who are interested, here are a bajillion pics of our townhouse. We're loving it and feel very fortunate to be living here. There is still some decorating I would like to do, but we're in no rush.

Upstairs Living Room


same


Laundry Room, complete with mountain of clean laundry


Living Room


Our Room (sorry for the crappy photo, I'm too lazy to take another)


Basement- this pic makes the paint look super bright, it's darker in person.


Basement again


Guest/Storage room- normally there aren't boxes all over the bed, but yesterday I had to get to our food storage which was, of course, at the very back of all our storage... clearly, I have yet to put back the boxes.


Kitchen


More Kitchen


Joe's Room - yes, it's purple. It actually matches his bedding really well, and I don't think he'll be old enough to care until around the time we move again.


More of Joe's Room


Bathroom- possibly the greatest upgrade from our pocatello apartment to here. I love not being embarrassed to have someone use our bathroom!

We're Here!

So we made it to Omaha safe and sound. There are still a few things left to do, but we're pretty much settled. We're excited to be here! Zach has his first day of class here today. Joseph loves our new place. He jets to climb up the stairs any chance he gets, and he goes down them pretty well too (don't worry, he never does it without one of us right there). Here are some pics of our last few days in Pocatello:


Joseph and Sarah love playing together.


Aren't they so sweet?


Sarah, helping moving the box springs :)


Playing patty-cake with Babica


Chillin' with Grandpa

So friends, if your ever in the area and want to stop by, or need a place to stay, let us know!

Home Sweet Home

So we made it to our new home in Omaha. We've been busy unpacking and painting, so no pictures yet, but we're loving it so far.

Dumpster Diving

Next week we are moving! Yesterday, in an effort to save money we went to a small, local grocery store to get some boxes. We were informed we could just help ourselves to the pile of boxes right next to the dumpster. Amidst our search for suitable moving boxes I pick up an especially long one and look inside to find, an unopened Hershey's candy bar of this variety:

That's a Hershey's special dark with raspberry and macadamia, if you can't tell. Yes Zach and I technically ate a candy bar out of the dumpster, and it was tasty. I'm thinking this will make a good story when we have older kids. "When you're dad was in dental school and were scraping by we once ate food from the dumpster!" They really wouldn't need to know the details...right?

Really though, we are very grateful our needs have always been taken care of and we've never had to take such drastic efforts to put food on our table.

Dinner=Never a Dull Moment

I wish I could have gotten the beginning of this, Joe was cracking up.



Growling with Daddy.