Half done

We now have a fridge. And a TV. A vacuum cleaner. A microwave. And a washing machine. Jo bought two beanbags. And the furniture shop we're getting our bedroom suite from has provided a mattress for us to use until our bed arrives next week. It's beginning to come together now. At least when we move in tomorrow the place won't be totally empty now.

We spent the afternoon cleaning the house and tonight we need to pack our stuff. Then we can take it all round there tomorrow after church.

The Telecom engineer came round this afternoon to set up our line. It kind of worked. We have a landline now, at least in the back half of the house. The front two phone sockets, the one in the family room and the one in the kitchen, don't appear to want to work. We need to get hold of the electrician who wired the house to get him to check it out, I think. In theory this means we should have broadband all sorted for when we move in tomorrow too. Life without the internet - intolerable, eh? How did we ever survive without a constant link to email and websites?