After all the boxes of belongings were taken out by the moving company, we are left with practically nothing but cleaning supplies, toiletries, luggages, clean clothes that should last for a couple more days, computers and an air mattress. Jeff's first work day in Bull Shoals is on Monday but they would count that as the day that we should be driving to the new place. He'll get paid for normal work hours even if he'd still be driving on our way to the area and not physically present in the powerhouse. Sweet! That explains why we're still here in Ozark until Monday. It wouldn't make any difference if we're still here or drive up there over the weekend since the moving company won't be able to give us back our stuff until Tuesday anyway so either way, we would still be out of furnitures, entertainment and out of everything. Despite the obvious lack of household necessities, we still carry on with our day to day computer activities, lol. I have plenty of blog assignments from PayU2 which will due next week.

So with or without furniture, I am blogging, hehehe! Nothing would stop me from blogging except inability to connect to the internet, of course, which thankfully is not my predicament as of the moment.
Padayon lang sa bisyo, bahala na ug carpet lang ko mag-computer gud, hala bulhot!

Now, the hubby is another craziness. Here's a solid proof for you that we both can't live without computers. Nope, he's not blogging. He's playing a Railroad Tycoon computer game. Minus his computer table of course.

So he's on the floor as well, not minding the cold kitchen
tile flooring. I'm sure it's tough to maintain one sitting position, so I snapped some candid photos of him from this...

To this...
Hahaha! There's the Hubby in his all stunning glory! Kulang na lang jud muligid cya sa salog, kalooy pud tawn oi! Judging from the smile on his face, I didn't think it bothered him.

Yay! Well, at least I don't have to sleep on the floor after all. The air mattress is better than nothing.

I can't wait to finally get settled in at the new place. This whole experience is an adventure but it's not something I want to do everyday. It's inevitable that we'll have to make another major move when we're ready to buy our first house but I won't think about it just yet. We'll cross the bridge when we get there, so they say! Until then...Ciao!