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Moving, moving, moving.....

Doesn't this look like a huge mess?  We worked on
moving everything in to the living room so it was
easier to take out to the pickups to move everything...


I tried to get a few pictures of the apartment before 
everything was out....






Getting ready to take a load over to the house....


Here is Nathan loading stuff up in the back of the pickup...



My parents came down to help us move, here is my mom 
helping us pack stuff up.


My parents were unloading the pickup and putting stuff in
the garage until we could move it where it needed to go. 
I am busy taking pictures to document the fun we were having :)


They were such troopers helping us....


Nathan is hiding behind his golf clubs not wanting his
picture taken


My dad unloading more stuff...We sure do have a lot of
stuff packed into our small apartment...


I decided to start working and quit taking pictures,
so my mom grabbed the camera and got some
pictures of me unloading the Jeep.


Nathan and Dad are starting to get tired after a long
day of moving.


I was taking a break to chat with the family :)


After several loads, we finally got everything moved to the house....





Tulips~n~Lace

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