Today we left Chateau de Notre Dame in the wheelchair van.....no your not reading yesterday blog....we had another appointment with Dr. Vitter to check the fit for Bill's new denture. It fits so well he slept with it in last night for the first time ever. He made some slight adjustments and we go back next Tuesday.

I rode back with Bill and had to leave....tomorrow we are buying our new home in Cypress, Texas. So I had a lot of documents again for Bill and I to sign. Went to the bank ....wire not in yet ....will go back in the AM. Then we close tomorrow by mail. It has been such a whirl wind four months we have not even had time to get excited. It does feel good to be getting some big issues off of my plate and for us to finally beginning to see the light on the move to Texas and finally close to the children & grandchildren.

Bill is even more excited about the move than I am at this time. He has been BLUE lately and whenever I ask what are you thinking about....the answer is always THE KREWE. I miss the KREWE.

Tomorrow we will be loading the UHaul with all of the boxed items that managed to get boxed. Lori, Vic and the girls are driving in tonight and loading tomorrow, when we get it loaded they are driving back. Greg is lining up a crew to help off load on the other end on Sunday I think. Then on Sunday I move in with my sweet mother-in-law who is taking her homeless daughter-in-law in until I can get things in order for Bill's big move. I love her dearly and am looking forward to some quality time. Maybe even some BINGO. Maybe even a CASINO run. I could really go for a little down time after the big things are out of the way. Then I will be fresh to start on the last leg of the journey.

Monday the real MOVERS come with a moving van to take the heavy big stuff. They cannot tell me yet what the delivery day will be but I do need to have my body there that day. I'll keep you posted in hopes I get the quality of coverage I got the day I flew over to find us a house. Bill said he had so much fun I should go out of town more often. He still has that great sense of humor.