Sunday was laundry day - two weeks worth! Then I began putting items on my cutting table that I knew I wanted to pack. After a while, I remembered that I had a list in my notebook of sewing items that I usually pack, so that made the job much easier.
With lots of running up and down the stairs, looking for items in other areas, I decided that I had enoughfor one day.
Today I packed 4 Rubbermaid totes with sewing stuff, a few kitchen tools I can't live without, some computer accessories, as well as printer cables (we take our ink jet back and forth each year.) I managed to pack all the quilt kits into the bins as well. I backed up our firefox profiles, so that we can use the newest one when we get our FL desktop up and running.I packed my quilt book tote with an assortment of books and files for my self and my quilt group.
Tomorrow, we'll pack clothing, and get the van loaded. Then I can clean the bathrooms, scrub out the almost empty refrigerator, and leave a note for our house-sitter reminding him about items that he can take home to use.DH has 2 guitars in cases, an amplifier and his golf clubs - I take more items, but his are bulkier. He just asked if I had any pictures of the van loaded from last year - it will make it easier to fit everything in!
Today I packed 4 Rubbermaid totes with sewing stuff, a few kitchen tools I can't live without, some computer accessories, as well as printer cables (we take our ink jet back and forth each year.) I managed to pack all the quilt kits into the bins as well. I backed up our firefox profiles, so that we can use the newest one when we get our FL desktop up and running. I packed my quilt book tote with an assortment of books and files for my self and my quilt group.
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