The Barn where more people live than animals

So, we are officially moved in to our new barnduplexapartmenthouse. I will get out of the house soon and take some pictures of the outside of the place. I have been a little pre-occupied with un packing and living out of the living room for the last week. Yes thats right we have all been camping on the living room floor since last tuesday while we waited on the carpet guys to come. They were supposed to be here yesterday, but through unforseen surcumstances were unable to make it. So we camped for one more night on the livingroom floor. They showed up bright and early at 9:30 this morning and have been NON stop since. They are doing the piss stained hallway and stairway, along with the master bedroom and Bailey's room. We ripped out the carpet in the other two rooms and are paying out of our own pockets to have Lowes replace them. I have learned that our "Slum" can't smell, so he was unable to smell the cat pee and human pee that saturated the carpet in the other two rooms that as he put it "were vacuumed really well" alrightythen.

Moving on to bigger and brighter things.

So I really love this place, we are going to have a great yard once the weather breaks, we are getting more snow today, like about an inch so far. Our main living space is all one big room. I have never lived in a house that the kitchen, LR, DR one space, its really nice. I find that I keep my kitchen cleaner that I have in the past. maybe because I don't feel disconnected from the rest of the family while they are playing or watching TV. I also really like the "mall" that is right across the street. We are right across from the Hubbardsville Mall, People you don't know what that means. That is huge. In the mall you will find, Sue, Jane or Diane! They are the nicest ladies, along with a gambit of grocery items, pretty much any last minute item that you might need, and most importantly the PostOffice. all 50-75 PO Boxes are housed in the Hubbardsville Mall. You can get your mail, order Pizza and Wings, get some bread, milk cereal, and lunch meat all the the same prices you would pay if you drove in to the big town of Hamilton. This store used to be a Gulf station waybackintheday. Sue just recently bought the store from a family member and is continuing to carry on the lively hood of the entire "Hubbard" of Hubbardsville.