Grandma Gail

So knowing my luck, there'll be another big one.

How was the move, Kim?

Okay.

Welcome back.

You do it.

Okay.

Okay.

Well, congratulations on your move.

To get the sofa in, the furniture in.

Right, you have to end up getting rid of what's no good between the two of you.

See, that's why I said to you, even before you moved, you should edit from your old apartment.

Sometimes you just take the stuff that you didn't like in the old apartment, you're bringing it to the new apartment, and you've got to throw it out again eventually because there's no room in it.

But all right, you did it, and you'll edit it slowly, the two of you, as you get used to the new place.

And you don't have the other pieces of furniture there yet that would make it even easier to put stuff away.

It'll be in the next week or so, probably.

Yeah.

It's a process.

I mean, you know, I had, you know, if it wasn't so costly, I would have liked to have taken the apartment, but she wasn't leaving anyway a month before.

So you could do all this before.

That's the way you mean my current.