TOTALLY GEEKED!

Are you all packed for the move?

Oh, well that's good. Take the kids stuff first!

Oh, this is hilarious...NOT.

flan

chef wrote:

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Sure! In my head!

We have till the end of March to be out of our old place so I'm not sweating it. I need to check Craigslist for boxes.

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Hit a liquor store.  Free boxes! 

I get free boxes from the local grocery store when I need them. Do check for bugs.
How's the day going for you, chef?

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Oh, well that's good. Take the kids stuff first!

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 I like to do the kitchen first.  Then, you are able to have that all done, and make meals and stuff while unpacking the rest of the place.

Southern_Belle wrote:

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We have two bathroom stalls for the 60 something women in this department. Why oh why do people think it's necessary to change their scrubs in a bathroom stall? We see T&A all day long. Your stuff ain't no different!

 

*eta..The stalls are in the locker room. 

-- Edited by Southern_Belle on Wednesday 25th of February 2015 09:29:41 AM

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I know.  No one is watching!   

Southern_Belle wrote:

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We have two bathroom stalls for the 60 something women in this department. Why oh why do people think it's necessary to change their scrubs in a bathroom stall? We see T&A all day long. Your stuff ain't no different!

 

*eta..The stalls are in the locker room. 

-- Edited by Southern_Belle on Wednesday 25th of February 2015 09:29:41 AM

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 Start whispering "I can see you" in a creepy voice right outside the stall. Or better yet, get a recording of it and play that every time. If it's the same people every day, maybe throw their names in there. Then claim you heard nothing.

I can understand someone being modest and not want to be seen, but it's a freaking locker room! There is bound to be somewhere that doesn't block the bathroom access to change without feeling exposed.

So funny!


'Your bra strap is thread bare!'

Stay with us!

just Czech wrote:

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Good grief, how can one child accumulate so much junk in such a short period of time? 

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 If you figure it out let me know, ok Czech?

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Oh, well that's good. Take the kids stuff first!

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I think some of his toys ended up amongst the clothes we packed. He kept throwing them in and I didn't bother taking them back out.

Most of his blocks are "packed" under the couches. I don't suppose I could just roll up that part of the carpet and consider it done? :P

Southern_Belle wrote:

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Morning! Chef be careful with Craigslist. Our local PD just set up a spot in their lobby for Craigslist exchanges. They can't witness anything for legal purposes but are offering a safe place to go.

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I'm very careful. I have a throwaway, anonymous email I use for Craigslist and meetings are done in public. I also bring DH or another male adult with me.

I wonder if our PD does anything similar.

Moving fun until you get to the new place and have to put everything up. At least that is me.

Maybe they change in the stall cause they had to pee and was in there anyway?

Kids attract junk like one of those huge electric magnets. They just get near something and it follows them home.

This is kind a funny. Another thread this time.

Waiting on the snow. We have a predicted 4-5 inches on the way. They are telling people to be where they are planning on staying once it starts. Everything is cold and it will stick to the roads immediately.

We have the scanner charged so we can listen to all the goings on. It'll be interesting.

I am feeling some what better today.

just Czech wrote:

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I get free boxes from the local grocery store when I need them. Do check for bugs.
How's the day going for you, chef?

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So far, so good. How about for you?

I'm waiting for my munchkin to wake up. The calm before the storm :P 

just Czech wrote:

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TrudyML wrote:

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Southern_Belle wrote:

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We have two bathroom stalls for the 60 something women in this department. Why oh why do people think it's necessary to change their scrubs in a bathroom stall? We see T&A all day long. Your stuff ain't no different!

 

*eta..The stalls are in the locker room. 

-- Edited by Southern_Belle on Wednesday 25th of February 2015 09:29:41 AM

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I know.  No one is watching!   

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I agree. What. Do they think they are something extra special or something? T&A's are all the same. Once you've seen it, you've seen it all. Who cares. 

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Right? Just change and be done with it.

You would've laughed at DH. When we decided I was having a C-section, the nurse handed DH some scrubs to put on so he could be in the OR. He starts running around the room looking for a place a to change. I told him that of all places to be embarrassed about one's body, L&D isn't it so just put 'em on.

lilyofcourse wrote:

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Moving fun until you get to the new place and have to put everything up. At least that is me.

Maybe they change in the stall cause they had to pee and was in there anyway?

Kids attract junk like one of those huge electric magnets. They just get near something and it follows them home.

This is kind a funny. Another thread this time.

Waiting on the snow. We have a predicted 4-5 inches on the way. They are telling people to be where they are planning on staying once it starts. Everything is cold and it will stick to the roads immediately.

We have the scanner charged so we can listen to all the goings on. It'll be interesting.

I am feeling some what better today.

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I like finding a home for everything. I just wish I didn't have two other sets of hands who can't leave stuff where it's supposed to be. One set of hands has an excuse. He's one. The other set should know better.

I'm glad you're feeling better :) 

DemoniaD wrote:

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It's the junk fairies! They come in under the cover of night and poof junk in to the room!

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 Can I kill those fairies? They really need to die.. 

just Czech wrote:

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DemoniaD wrote:

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It's the junk fairies! They come in under the cover of night and poof junk in to the room!

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 Can I kill those fairies? They really need to die.. 

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 Of course, but you have to kill them all in fairly rapid succession, otherwise the survivors go for max retaliation and your entire house will be overrun with junk faster than you can clean it out. I here bribes are sometimes effective as well....

chef wrote:

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lilyofcourse wrote:

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Moving fun until you get to the new place and have to put everything up. At least that is me.

Maybe they change in the stall cause they had to pee and was in there anyway?

Kids attract junk like one of those huge electric magnets. They just get near something and it follows them home.

This is kind a funny. Another thread this time.

Waiting on the snow. We have a predicted 4-5 inches on the way. They are telling people to be where they are planning on staying once it starts. Everything is cold and it will stick to the roads immediately.

We have the scanner charged so we can listen to all the goings on. It'll be interesting.

I am feeling some what better today.

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I like finding a home for everything. I just wish I didn't have two other sets of hands who can't leave stuff where it's supposed to be. One set of hands has an excuse. He's one. The other set should know better.

I'm glad you're feeling better :) 

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I completely understand.

I found the most effective way to stop this was once a boz was packed, put it in the car, truck or whatever and then take it immediately after I have the car packed.

And label EVERYTHING.  

I hear the bribe is supposed to go through the kids. Of course by sometimes effective, they mean there is a 30/70 dhot of it working.

just Czech wrote:

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DemoniaD wrote:

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I hear the bribe is supposed to go through the kids. Of course by sometimes effective, they mean there is a 30/70 dhot of it working.

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LOL

How much cash do I need?  

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 I know not from personal experience, but I think starting at $5 per kid a week, then adding $5 if it's not working.

We have snow.

It's been so cold here. We're staying home and I'm cooking some fresh bread and making chicken and dumplings.