My parents have stuff all over Seward County. It’s been in storage in basements, garages and storage sheds…and today the process of moving them into one location began.
Three of Harold’s football players willingly gave of their time and pick-ups to help haul all the stuff from the storage shed to Mom and Dad’s house. Two hours, four pizzas and four 2-liter bottles of pop later…
Bless those guys…
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Woo hoo! There’s nothing quite like moving. Were all the trucks Chevys?
I second that woo-hoo! Let me know when you get to the crock. I have some gorilla glue to slather on it. (Shamed face)
Have you actually used Gorilla Glue? I bought some, but then it had these instructions about wetting the object you’re gluing, then it said the glue foams and will swell larger than the original amount. I was afraid to use it.
Three Chevys and one sad little Ford…that only made it one trip…sad, sad Fords…
Hi … I hate moving … I hate everything about it … but it is so nice, I’m sure, to be in your own place in sweet ‘ol Nebraska … well doggies!
I think what I have is an actual gorilla that just holds whatever’s broken together. It’s not very reliable, but certainly entertaining.