Beach day

This is what heaven looks like.

This is what heaven looks like.

We got a real couch delivered today. No more futon! Things are finally starting to shape up, feel like home.
Greg had to travel this week, so I’ve been solo with Des. He started preschool on Monday which gives me a little time to work before I have to go back and get him. I haven’t been able to do any cleanup or unpacking though.
Des still seems stressed and sensitive. I know he’ll eventually get used to it, so I’m just trying to be patient since I know he must still be confused. When I took him to school this morning, I had a flashback to his previous teachers in New Hampshire, and how hard it was to say goodbye.
I am so happy we live here though, and not just for the killer sunsets. When I drive through my neighborhood, it’s quiet, calm, welcoming. I’ve met my neighbors and it feels safe here. Maybe it’s just a perception, but I’m not worried to be here alone, and that is crucial.

“I found some treasure!” Or a patch of dirt. Kid loves dirt. Mom likes cleanliness. We may have a problem.

I just love our new home. But we’ve run into some plumbing trouble. Roto Rooter comes tomorrow morning, wish us luck!

I can’t wait for his bed to get here tomorrow, but it’s been fun snuggling the three of us the last week plus. Sure he can be a maniac in his sleep, but that sleepy face. Adorable.

Got this in the mail from our new landlords today. So sweet!

No words.

Greg found this in the garage of our new place. Because, fate.

Somebody else seems pretty happy we have finally arrived.