It’s the second half of moving day. Time to add ourselves to Emerald Hill.
Jadin’s friend Molly walked over with her dad, Tom. They brought cupcakes. Jadin gave them a tour.
El Sol Logistics rolled the three loaded vans out from Sea Eagle, stopped for dinner, arrived at Emerald Hill about 5 pm, walked the house to orient with Steven, and went to work.
A photo essay …
The movers pulled the handles off the LG refrigerator to make it “slim” enough to roll through the side door into the kitchen. The proverbial “tight squeeze.”The refrigerator in its new home. Jacquela and Steven discovered later that the water line was not turned on. Steven rolled the refrigerator out, turned the handle, Jacquela tested for water at the spigot, Steven rolled the fridge back into position and leveled it. The island serves as temporary office for notebook computer and power drill, two of the most important tools for moving. Look it up. Drill it correctly.Squeezing the washing machine through the front door and up to the stair landing.Vying for favorite photo of the day — all the labor needed to lift the washer up the stairs to the second floor laundry.The second candidate for favorite photo of the day — finagling one half of the red sofa up the stairs, over the pony wall, into the loft. This was the first half of the sofa — the smaller section, the easier section.The longer section of the red sofa goes up and over the pony wall — all hands required. The guys left one small red smudge on the white wall of the stairwall — which is a niggling observation, considering how many angles they had to apply geometry to.And over the pony wall.The master bedroom is the first room to be nearly complete — bed assembled, mattresses on, nighttables in.One of two TVs hoisted into location.
