Our new carpet is set to be installed in 4 days and we have started to empty closets and cleaning stuff off of every piece of furniture to be moved.
All of our closets were filled with totes, and we have them stacked everywhere we can to get them out of the way.
These totes contain my holiday decorations and they were stacked in the spare bedroom and closet.
There is still so much we have to move but at least we got a good start!
On the day of installation we have to disassemble both of the beds so the installation company can move them out of the way.
Thankfully, Chris came to town last night and will be here to help us on Monday.
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My job is going really good. It's funny how almost every job I've ever had the patients, or customers or clients were sometimes hard to deal with, but I always liked the people I worked with so it made things a little easier.
This job is totally the opposite. The people I work with are ok but it's the residents that make the job good for me! I love them, even the grumpy ones! And I think they love me, too! When I come in the beginning of my shift I have to walk past the dining room and there always is some kind of entertainment about to start. A lot of them wave to me or sometimes call me over to tell me some little bit of news.
I've learned most of their names now and have learned the best way to deal with residents that have dementia.
The downside is a few of them have died since I started there in November and I always feel so bad. Plus I miss their family members who we get to know too.
My absolute favorite resident is a little lady who just turned 99 on Monday! She's a sweetheart and I told her she better live to be 100 so we can have a big party for her! She agreed to try!
That's all for me for now. I leave you with a selfie of me and Max the Cat although he refused to look into the camera!
I'll be back after the carpet gets installed!
See you then and thanks for stopping by!