Life Changes

The Experts list changing jobs and moving right up there with Death of a Close Family Member for high stressors that can affect your health. I do believe it.
We've been in the Kansas house three months now; I've been on my new job about six weeks. The furniture has pretty much found it's permanent locations but the boxes are still reproducing faster than I can unpack them. We really are going to have to have that It Didn't All Fit Sale. I have found the floor in most of the rooms.
The south bedroom was the big challenge. We stuffed all the "I'll think about it tomorrow... at Tara" stuff in there. I tackled that room last weekend and sorted the boxes. Unfortunately, those were my yarn boxes and sewing boxes and they were not going to be unpacked, just organized.
We put the sewing stuff in the attic (which is convieniently reached from a ladder in the south bedroom) and stashed the yarn tubs under the sewing tables. Aargh! I can't get my black chair in there! Joe, my son in college, gallantly offered to take the chair for his desk. (Why do I feel I lost on that one?) I still have to find room for Mom's cedar chest (full of fabric) that will also go in there. It's a small room. There may only be room to walk down the center.
Those Experts don't know stress. They missed Not Being Able to Use Your Sewing Room.