People ask us frequently if we're settled in to our new home. That depends...
If you're able to have people over, provided that they avoid the master bedroom and office due to the boxes and chaos,
...you might be settled in.
If your chest of drawers is still empty and you're wearing the same 6 or 7 outfits over and over, (but somehow your husband's wardrobe is unpacked)
...you might be settled in.
If your two car garage is full, but your cars are parked in the driveway,
...you might wish you were settled in.
If you're so busy that time at home is for quality family time with no time to spare for unpacking,
...you might not really be settled in,
unless settled in means you're loving where you are, loving the time with your sweet kiddos and wonderful husband, and you don't mind having people over because a home is more about a place to be together than a place that has to be spotless at all times (or completely unpacked). Maybe we are. :)
If you're able to have people over, provided that they avoid the master bedroom and office due to the boxes and chaos,
...you might be settled in.
If your chest of drawers is still empty and you're wearing the same 6 or 7 outfits over and over, (but somehow your husband's wardrobe is unpacked)
...you might be settled in.
If your two car garage is full, but your cars are parked in the driveway,
...you might wish you were settled in.
If you're so busy that time at home is for quality family time with no time to spare for unpacking,
...you might not really be settled in,
unless settled in means you're loving where you are, loving the time with your sweet kiddos and wonderful husband, and you don't mind having people over because a home is more about a place to be together than a place that has to be spotless at all times (or completely unpacked). Maybe we are. :)
by the way, isn't that a cute cookie bouquet that my parents gave us when we moved in?
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