So, I’m going to be rather busy for the next little while. “Even busier than the past month?!” I hear you exclaim. Yes, even busier.
Because not only do I still have regular job plus rehearsals, we now have to move out of our apartment on Tuesday.
Our apartment had a bit of a flood waaay back in September, and our floor is only getting replaced now. It’s very hard to actually pin floor guy down, so when he actually gave us a concrete date he could start on, we jumped at it. That would be the 18th.
It’s all a bit stressy, because we thought the building’s insurance would cover it, and they do cover the floor-replacing cost, but not the moving-all-our-stuff-out-including-us cost! But our insurance does, except the actual movers. It’s all been very nerve-wracking because we found out about floor guy being able to start late last Thursday, so then it was Good Friday and no one was in their offices, and it wasn’t till late on Monday that we found this insurance stuff out.
Haven’t booked the movers yet, because we don’t know who is paying them. Haven’t booked the hotel yet, because we don’t know when the movers can come.
And then the other night our bath tap started dribbling hot water and we can’t stop it, so there’s a plumber looking into it today and it’s all just so much.

Needless to say, I’m rather stressed, because duders is going to be in our house for a week, and this coming week is the busiest week of all for the show.

I think I may just crack!

I also feel bad because I only just sent of my Knitterly Letter Swap letter to my pal. Sorry pal, I’ve been crazy busy!

SO yes, starting Tuesday night (I think), I’ll be in a hotel for at least a week. The following Monday, the busiest week ever starts. The show opens that Friday, we should be back in our home the Thursday. Oh, and did I mention my mum is coming to visit the day after the show opens?

*whimper*

EDIT: 4 hours later: feeling much better now, movers are booked, hotel is booked, leaky tap is fixed ($400 for a dribbly tap! I should have been a plumber). Now for happy sock knitting.