Down in the lobby the next morning...
Breakfast back in the room.
The room across from us.
Apparently, Stehanie was too lazy to toss her trash in the large trash can at the end of the hall. Let's see how long this stays here.
We got the keys to our new apartment this morning so we were able to unload both cars with boxes of personal items, food and liquids that the movers wouldn't take. A little later, lunch from Whole Foods.
And then dinner at Hillstone Cherry Creek.
The next morning, Stefanie's trash is still there.
Off to our apartment again this morning to organize a little more, and stops at Whole Foods, King Soopers and Safeway.
Then to True Food Kitchen to pick up dinner to take over to SFO777Jr and family.
And the first in person visit at our new grand-daughter. Awwww.
Back at the Residence Inn for the night and breakfast the next morrning.
Still there the next morning. You go Stefanie. Apparently housekeeping wants no part of this as well.
Off to the apartment for a while and then lunch next door to the Residence Inn.
Yummy.
And back to the apartment where I spent quality time trying to figure out Xfinity. So easy a caveman can do it. Right.
For dinner tonight, we sampled another restaurant adjacent to the Residence Inn.
Sushi Kai, an odd combination of Japanese and Mongolian food.
Despite the odd combo, the food was very good.
Next morning, mercifully our final morning here.
One more stop at Home Depot.
And back to the apartment to meet the movers, who delivered what had not gone to storage.
Oy, what a mess.
Our first dinner in our new home. Still looking for plates and wine glasses.
Take away from North Italia.
The next morning, settling in.
Since much of our furniture was too large for an apartment, it went into storage. And replaced by smaller scale stuff. I discovered Wayfair and ordered a few things. The big box is balcony furniture.
OMG, you have to be kidding? No wonder the prices are so cheap.
But a little more than two hours later, voila.
Everyday we make progress and in another week or so, it may feel like home. And then in a few months, we can start house hunting and prep for yet another move.
