In transit
The thing about moving is that it involves moving...
I hate this.
I moved out of my Leopalace (The Japanese apartments that are probably best likened to "Starbucks" as there are literally 3 Leopalaces in MyTown and I have no idea how many I have seen in the spaces beteween MyTown and Maia'sTown...) and moved in with Maia...
Maia's not done yet, though... her packing has only really just begun...
So we fight... every day.
We had a tradgedy at MySchool a week before graduation, and that struck me hard... then I had to struggle to get moved out of my apartment before they took my car away, then I lost my car (It was a company car... you can't fault that :D), then I moved here... where on top of having to start all over again on the apartment thing, I'm fighting with Maia...
I just haven't let up in nearly a month...
And here I was hoping to enjoy my last spring in Japan and enjoy not having to do anything...
Well, you can't win them all...
I'll survive, but this isn't doing my stomach any good...
posted by Aabh @ 7:20 AM
5 Comments:
Living with someone can be hard sometimes. Hang in there.
You two did it before, I have faith that you can do it again. It's probably just the whole major relocation jitters thing rearing its ugly head again. You'll be fine, and all of us Yanks will welcome you back with open arms... As will you your Polish Canuck Doctor Friend ;)
Hey Jeremy, even my in-laws are happy that Guy is coming home! :-)
-- Mal.
You are right Jer... I think it is indeed just jitters. We'll be fine once we get back home. And Mal, it's because you have some pretty cool inlaws :D
You think that my in-laws are cool, listen to this, Guy. My brother-in-law is turning 40 in June (we are trying to make it down for the party), and his wife is throwing a M*A*S*H theme party, complete with a fountain made out of bed pans in the back yard. That's as cool as one can get, isn't it? (at least for us medical people).
-- Mal.
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