We recently relocated to a new city. Well, as city as you get out here in the boondocks of Montana :) I've moved a few times, and I can honestly say that this moving experience was the most hectic and stressful and chaotic moving experience I've ever had the pleasure of being a part of. I now understand fully why nobody likes moving.
Somewhere in the chaos, we landed here:
And that is where we lived for about 6 glorious weeks.
The camper belongs to some friends of ours, who very generously offered to haul it down to Bozeman and let us set up camp. Which beat our original plan of setting up camp in a tent in the woods. It rained a lot this fall! So we lived and worked and played in our little 10x36 (or whatever) borrowed home, and tried not to step on each other's toes. Until about 2 weeks ago, when after an insanely difficult home buying process we landed here:
And here we shall remain for the next 3 to 5 years. We obviously have a little ways to go to make it feel like home - I took this picture on our first day of occupation, which was followed by a night of sleeping on the floor. Now we have mattresses, so we've already made progress! I'm hoping to chronicle some of the moving in process, since with school and work and, well, moving in, it might be the biggest adventure we'll be having for a while.
