We're still in the process of throwing things away that we never should have moved, things that really should have stayed in the dumpsters in Mechanicsburg, but I'm determined to learn from that lesson, and that month or so before we move out of here will be spent taking things apart and throwing away the things we don't want of need.
The kids are fine and dandy, and adjusting to being here. Owen really never knew the difference, but McKenna is finally calming down. She enjoys climbing up the stairs and laughing while she does it, showing off her new climbing skills.
Heather's still overwhelmed and worn-out, and feeling very unsure about living in this new place with kids. Add on top of that, trying to take care of the kids, trying to unpack, trying to organize the house, and me being extra-busy at work, and there's suddenly been a measurable distance between us. She and I are both aware of it, and we've talked about it, but it feels like something neither of us can address until we have the other things taken care of.
I'm not worried about it. I think Heather and both deal with problems by pulling back and thinking about them (I on the Meyers-Briggs), and right now there are a lot of things to worry about and deal with in the house.
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