Unloading the biggest problem, the husband's kayak. We are lucky to have some little space beside our car park and a small backyard. We have to just put the kayak outside at the parking space and i forsee that it wont be used for a long long time. That is the good thing here in japan, you can put almost stuff unlocked outside and they will still be there safe and untouched.
After 1.5 month waiting at last our stuff from Houston are here. Kids are so excited to get back all their toys and books. We can only 30% of our space in Houston and all the boxes are all overflowing the whole house. We spent 2 weeks figure out how to organise stuff and we are about 50% done. Of course there are still alot of unopened boxes laying in one of the room. I was a abit upset with losing the space for our classroom but after alot of moving and rearrange stuff around at last we made a small space in a room for classroom. I guess i will have to give up putting out work the montessori way and figure out what are the best way to keep our classroom working. I will at least take another 2-3 months to finish with our unpacking and organising of stuff.
"That is the good thing here in japan, you can put almost stuff unlocked outside and they will still be there safe and untouched."
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btw, watz dat carpet for? frm nitsu?
nitsu is the mover. the carpet is to lay on the floor so it wont make any scrathes on the tatami floor. it is all wall paper in this house so they also all the wall with paper before moving in stuff.
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