"Taking it easy, as far as it's possible."
Almost just a day like yesterday, only the tempature is a bit warmer, it feels alot nicer. I still have the same plan for my moving, I'm taking it easy and do not rush things. I will buy the laminate tomorrow at Ikea, then prolly make a little start the same day, and then Friday the rest. I have people enough to help me out, only I have to ask if my Boss has the time to drive with me to Ikea. Mark is one of the guys who's gonna help me out, yesterday I was thinking about him, cause his girlfriend is not with him at Humanitas. Like I said yesterday, Mark's girlfriend (Margareth) has been throwen out of Humanitas, because of some silly reasons. Margareth is now sleeping at a friends house, and she's not feeling well about the whole sittuation.
Mark is mad aswell, he has to move to another room, he goes from section red, to section green. This morning he asked me to help him out with moving his stuff from his old room to his new room, ofcource I helped. I talked with him a bit, I told him that if he's not able to help me out that I'll be fine with it. He replied that he likes to help out, "It keeps my mind of things, don't worry," well okay. Still if he's to busy with other things then I will tell him again. He had so much stuff in his room, it's almost unbelievable. I guess it will take him a few days to organize his new room, there's so much stuff, he must be worried about Margareth too.
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| Prolly, this Saturday I will be moving over. |
After I helped Mark I took a nap, I was exhausted. After that it was time for my lunch and then I went to my house, like I had planned today. I took some stuff with me what I didn't need anymore here, clothing, and some photoframes. I barried away the stuff I took with me when I arrived, clothing in the closet, soap and toiletpaper in the bathroom, I putted the new watercooker on his place and as last the kitchen tools in the kitchen drawers. I liked doing that, lol, it's like getting presents. There will be more buying in the next few months, and there all my little gifts to myself, lol! Second thing I did was cleaning the rest of the windows, heck! What a work!
First I scratched all the paint in the corner of the window off, and then I whiped the windows. So many windows in the house, sigh! But nice, cause then I can see so much more. I swiped the floors with a soft broom afterwards, cause the laminate will prolly come tomorrow. To be honest, I will be glad when the floor has been layed in a few days, I'm just a tiny bit worried about it. Further I wish it was next week, cause it sure is alot of a stress and nerves all the arranging and organizing. I guess I will be resting alot when I'm in my new house, if it's possible though. Cause I'm still not done, yeah most of it is done, the important stuff is all there. I can eat, sleep and wash my clothes, I hope everything works, lol.
And then I ask myself, how will it be without Humanitas? Or how will it be without the residents who I spent my time with almost 24 hours a day? Maybe they will visit me, do I want that? Sure they can visit me so now and then, but not 24 hours a day and not even everyday. Honestly I hope that they will vanish in the comming years. Well, some of them can stay friends, the calm ones, lol. I know a few residents who I can trust and like to hang out with, there kinda a bit my type. It's hard though, cause most of the residents helped me out many times, and then saying 'au revoir?' just like that? Hmm, that's not really my style, but allthough I think it's better. There just not my kinda people, I'm way different then them.
Funny note last night: I was walking with Henkie (resident) to the grocery store, and I saw six or seven homeless people drinking alcohol and making loud noises. I told Henkie, "You see those homeless people? And do you know what bothers me? I know all of them by face." Henkie laughed. I said, "When I will walk up to them, they will greet me and will say hi to me, cause I know them. But I dislike them, and I feel ashamed knowing them." Henkie agreed with me, and said, "You can blame Humanitas, you stayed to long here."
