Tired, tired. But HOUSE.

[unixronin]

Can't figure out why I'm so tired today.  I've been doing a lot of work fixing and organizing things around the new house, but yesterday wasn't a particularly strenuous day, and all I've done today is get the kids off to school and rack a KVM switch (for which I still need cables).  Yet I feel exhausted, and I've been fighting all morning to keep from falling asleep.

Yeah, we're getting settled into the house.  There's still quite a lot of boxes around that haven't been unpacked yet, but the number is shrinking.  At this point, most of them contain books awaiting bookcases.  A few contain miscellaneous odds and ends, and a few contain office/desk stuff.  We're still at the stage where many things have no defined "homes", so I lose things almost as fast as I find them.  The latest thing I've managed to find-then-lose is my digital multimeter, which I need in order to make sure I correctly wire the 30A circuit I'm adding to run my 3KVA UPS from.

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[cymrullewes.livejournal.com]

We were finally getting in to a good bed time habit and ruined it last night be staying up to read library books?

Last place I saw the multimeter was upstairs next to the subwoofer.

I think 90% of the remaining boxes are books/CDs/LDs/cassettes and 5% are cables and 5% is probably stuff that can be gotten rid of, like baby stuff and old papers.

[ithildae.livejournal.com]

FWIW, We have been in this house for 10.7 years, and we still have boxes that need to be unpacked. (Or maybe tossed, at this point.)

[fatcook.livejournal.com]

Glad to see that children are no longer eating your brain.
I've lived my house for 6 years and I still have boxes from the move.

[ehintz.livejournal.com]

Moving into a new place is alwasy somewhat exhausting for the first few months...

[olafthunderfoot.livejournal.com]

~hands you an analog meter~