Tina: Well we wanted to see all three so let’s just start there. I’m sure going to appreciate the break after we get moved and we talked about spending the holiday at one of them.

Bette: Well the bottles are all packed. The guy at Costco was really nice to give us a couple of wine boxes before he cut them, now we can actually use them for shipping. I’m glad you save bubble wrap. I never showed you our storage locker at the apartment. We actually got a really big space when we moved. It’s about 6×6, but I can stand upright inside with room to spare. So we can store thing like the Christmas decorations, rotate seasonal clothing, etc.

Tina: Well that gives us some flexibility. Can you start on the CD and movies? I’ll want to pack up some of the babies things. There are a lot of toys and clothes that she’s really outgrown. I’d love to drop them off at the Center this week. I haven’t been there in ages and there are always kids there that need things.

Bette: That’s a great idea T.

The mothers work steadily merrily laughing as they relive memories each CD, movie and even many of Angelica’s baby things bring to mind. They both silently said a prayer of thanks that they hadn’t let their lives go. There were too many touches, too many memories too much love not to fight for their forever. They decided to get rid of the guest bed. It had been a hold over from Tina’s apartment and they felt someone else could get better use out of it than they would. They always had the option of taking the guest bed out of the apartment since they had the pull out. In a pinch they could buy a couple of air mattresses to use with guest in the apartment.

Bette: We’ve actually made some good progress today. We’ll store all to the lounge and master bedroom furniture, donate the guest bedroom set and Angelica’s dresser. What about the appliances?

Tina: We didn’t include them in the sales agreement, so we should plan on moving them.

Bette: Well if you don’t want them we can see if Jean and Kit want to buy them. If you prefer these we can store them for a year.