Doug's Project 365

Everything in our kitchen cabinets is fragile!  Well, it is now — we’ve packed up almost everything else.  We’ll let the movers pack the breakables.

Greg helped me move a couple of things today: our fishtank to his house for boarding of our fish until we’re settled in the new house, and our electric dryer to our friend Kris, who bought it.

It’s good to have a friend with a pickup truck who knows how to use it.  Thanks Greg!

Today’s photo is another of what I’m sure will be a continuing series (January 21) (March 12) of the view from our big conference room at work.  It’s a good spot from which to watch the seasons progress.

Who needs Radio Shack when you have…

This place has electrical and electronic parts galore.  Of the many things we’ll be closer to in the new house, I am happy about this one.

I stayed home today to get some paperwork and phone calls done.  The weather was too nice for me to sit in the office, so I set up a temporary office on the porch.

Parker did not budge from his spot on that couch all day.

Our “phone service” for the new house arrived today.  In a box.

This brings to 6 or 7 the number of “new-in-box” items we’ll have the movers move, which seems kinda silly.

It was foggy this morning.

No, the road’s not tilted, nor the car… just the camera.  I kinda like the photo this way though.

We did quite a  bit of packing today.  But we did take a break to go take a walk in the nice weather, and there were periwinkles!

These little flowers always surprise me by how early they bloom.

OK, I know we’re only here for another 2 weeks, but we were having our last Southboro gathering, and I couldn’t take it anymore… I moved the beer fridge back upstairs.

Parker seems unimpressed.

We are going through a fair bit of bubble wrap.  We used it for the smaller framed photos and some of the more fragile computer equipment, as well as much of the contents of Lis’s doll house.

But now I have Peter Gabriel’s Steam stuck in my head much of the time.