It’s time to move!

As I sneeze for what seems like an eternity and try to fight against gravity and leaky nose, I realized I’ve a blog to journal. That’s what being a human does to you, you only tend to do things which are habitual to you. If brushing our teeth wasn’t a habit that we formed early on in life, there would have been a time when brushing your teeth wouldn’t be a big deal. Yeah, that’s disgusting. Before I go further on about my ongoing imagination of human psychology, let me come to the topic in hand.

We are moving. The home that I’ve been living for more than two and a half years is no more my home. Goodbyes are hard, specially for clingy, stubborn people like me who hates change. I thrive on familiarity and similarities so much so that I won’t even change my best friends if they turned out to be serial killers. That’s again, disgusting, but, topic for another day. You will be more surprised to know that in another four days, we will be moving into another apartment, few blocks away from the current one, on the SAME apartment community. Yes, talk about dramatic announcement of moving to another apartment right next to your old one. The apartment in which I’ll be moving to looks almost similar to the current one just like the other apartments are in this community. Even then the idea of leaving a place where you created millions of memories, where you grew as a person and where you started a married life with Bigshot will always be special. I even learned to cook in this apartment and that’s a milestone on it’s own.

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As you can guess, the weekend has been pretty much similar to this blog post, emotional, confusing, tiring and eventful for both Bigshot and I. The packing process is never an easy one and I’ve so much to say about my packing experience with Bigshot that it needs an entire blog post on it’s own.  So until I get my hands free from wrapping papers and cardboard boxes, that’s for another day. Have a good day/night! 🙂