Moving Day! (Actually Half Day)

Finally! Moving day! I think it took me a few hours to locate everything I wanted to move aboard. Can't take much after all, it is a small space.

Have I shown you the outside yet? I don't  think so! She's a beaut. Meet the Pax Vobiscum (Latin for peace be with you)

Except for the bedding stuff I moved on last night and a number of useful stuff left over from the previous tenant (space heater, dehumidifier, assorted spices, rice, tiny fridge and electric kettle) the place was pretty empty. 

Pictures taken from the galley/entrance

And here's what I brought aboard: 

- One laundry basket of kitchen stuff: pots and pans, utensils, rice cooker, chopsticks! mason jars, a tin mug with a Chinese dragon on it, some spices and sauces, bowls and whatever else looked useful and could fit in the basket.

- a shiny new still-in-the-box tiny crockpot 

- cans of chicken broth, beans and tomatoes

- assorted fruits, veggies and produce staples like onions and garlic

- one laundry basket full of clothes, toiletries, and accessories

- a largish suitcase with more clothes, hangars and 4 big fluffy bath towels

- canvas tote bags 

- backpack full of watercolor plein air painting supplies

- book bag containing my laptop, assorted chargers, sketchbooks and other day to day art things

- some DVDs

- some books from a recent trip from Powells in Portland, and the nifty red bag

- 6 pairs of shoes, including my trademark red cowboy boots!

- trash bin

- bottle of rum Aaargg!

- 3 decorative odds and ends

Aaaaanndd that's it! 

And you know what it only took me an hour and a half to stow everything aboard! It's still positively roomy aboard. Most of the storage holds are still empty too. 

I think I'll bring a few more things aboard like some more blankets and bedding stuff, trivets and more hot pads, coasters; useful things. Also because I've got the room I'll bring my oil plein air kit and some other art stuff and books. I don't want to stuff this place to the gills, just a few more stuff.

Thanks for reading,

Marisa