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Well, we closed on the house Tuesday, and the sellers are expecting to be out by the first, though they technically have until the fifth if they need it. If I disappear from the net for a few days, I'll either be fighting with a new internet hookup, hauling stuff, or resting up from those tasks. We're paying the full month on the rental so we can take our time moving and cleaning.
Unfortunately, this house doesn't have all the extra rooms of the one we tried to buy before, so I won't get to have a dedicated studio/photo-work room, but it does at least have space for me to finally have a dedicated workspace for reloading, metalworking and woodworking.
The baby's due in February, and we plan to take advantage of the empty rooms to do a few maternity shots before we move most of the stuff in, so hopefully I'll have a couple of those posted as soon as things settle down. I bought a 9x10ft piece of muslin for a backdrop just in case, but I think we'll have enough blank white walls before we start hanging photos to not need that.

I hope all goes well with your move and congratulations on the baby!!!

I, also, just moved this past week and have just started to settle in to my new apartment and new town, so I feel for you and understand the frustration of moving!

Good Luck!

-geo

Congrats! still same neck o' the woods, or you moving closer to DFW??

DoubleJ wrote:Congrats! still same neck o' the woods, or you moving closer to DFW??

Just moving inside the city limits; it puts us 4 miles closer to work, and only about 6 miles from our land.

It's really tempting to make this a reloading bench, but it's in an uninsulated shed about 30ft from the back porch, so I'll probably use it for general wood and metalworking, to include bullet casting.


BTW, if anybody's wondering about the value of a C&R FFL, it pays for itself really quickly in discounts from Midway. Most are only $1-2 per item, but it adds up to the $30 cost of the license in a few orders.