Day 149: Unpack the
PS4 first
My kids are having a hard time adjusting to the end of the
school year (my lil’ geeks love their school) and to moving homes so abruptly. Our move was sudden and the kids have been
distressed about their belongings being in garbage bags. There is not a single room in my home that is
unpacked and not under construction (my kitchen is almost done just missing
half of the floor). With all the stress
and woes that come with the end of the school year and moving we have still
made time to kill some (very few) but some bugs and set up our high speed
internet.
Kitchen halfway done |
Laundry Room Paint Done |
Our previous residence had spotty cell reception and rock
built into several of the interior walls that disrupted our wifi
connection. Even with high speed
internet and two top of the line routers our connection was not
consistent. I would often hide my daughter’s
kindle so she wouldn’t steal bandwidth while I was trying to play a game (I
know, I know I can be a shitty mom sometimes).
Our awesome neighbors at the new house let us siphon Internet
for a few days but this was not adequate or viable long-term solution. The hubs called our local service provider to
tell them we were moving and the next day they came out and hooked us up. The craziest part of this story was the
service guy was 10 minutes early (we weren’t even home when he arrived). We were unpacking games and anime and quickly
discovered the guy was a fellow nerd who explained why we should upgrade and
how to maximize our service. Um…this
guys is basically my hero. Needless to
say I have not had to hide my kids kindle for 2 days straight.
THE CON ARTIST
My little PS4 Con Artist |
I am not trying to diminish the fact that my kids have
actually had a hard time adjusting with our move. But my son is totally using his baby brown
eyes to milk it for all its worth. The
hubs and I discovered he has been logging 3-4 hours of PS4 time a day by
conning adults into “playing with him because he is lonely” (cue teary eyes
here). My teenage sister, neighbor,
hubs, and myself have all fallen prey to this adorable kid without realizing we
are each getting conned. No wonder unpacking
is taking so darn long.
MASTER BEDROOM
So the master bedroom needs so much work I cannot even begin
to describe to you. I love that the kids
don’t call it the master bedroom but “mommy’s room.” Currently all that is in that room is my bathtub
sofa, yoga props, our 42 inch high def television and my PS4 system and
games. The room is not practical for
anything at this time but playing PS4 which though not ideal is working for us.
My blogging and gaming have been inconsistent but they are
not abandoned completely. Now that I am
on to my 6-year olds manipulations I will get some married time with my
controller.
Me n Kiddos on Mother's Day just bc |
when you unpack or have time I still "need" a PS3.
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