D-Day stands for delivery day. Our air freight boxes were supposed to take two weeks to reach us. They landed in Houston on the 17th of August and it's taken until now for them to be delivered, three and a half weeks. I was starting to get annoyed as there's things in the air freight we needed, like Alice's clarinet and lunch boxes, things that would just make life easier, like having enough plates, cutlery and chopping boards, before we get to the things that will make it feel a bit more like home. Our 11 boxes were finally delivered today and there are some happy faces around our still quite empty house.
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| Stuff, yay! |
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| Alice gets stuck into unpacking. |
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| A massive box full of Lego, I can't think why he's so pleased. |
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Some of our boxes were opened by customs, which is probably why
they took so long. |
D-Day also stands for Dyson day, which I got more excited about than the air freight. When you see the ancient (and smelly) hoover we got with the rental furniture package you'll understand why.
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It has no pipe, how are you supposed to dispatch
spiders with this? |
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| That's more like it! |
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