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Moving out ...

Ok...15 years, 12 in the music room, 3 in an office, I couldn't have that much to move out of the building.  WRONG  When I switched jobs from music to admin I brought home about 8 tubs of stuff, and left a lot of things that were mine for the 'new' music teacher to use.  I also antiqued a small roll top desk for my office.  So, you know a few chairs, the rocking chair I nursed my youngest in, a desk, some filing cabinets, refrigerator.  Then the music supplies that were on loan to the school.  Then there are books, books, books and some more books.  Thank goodness for my 18 year old daughter, I don't think I could have done it without her!!
How many things can one media cart hold?

I was pushing another cart and she decided she could get the cart and the chair out in one trip if she rode it and pulled! (It worked until we were outside!)

Stay tuned for the move into the new building, which will happen after I go through the additional 8 boxes in my garage!

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