I think I now realise why there is a huge market for removalists and why they can charge so damn much.  After a crazy few days which saw dirty units, dying vacuum cleaners, lifts being shut off and dying computers the move is almost complete, bar a few small items.

I'm extremely glad that the move didn't have to be completed in a weekend and I continue to be surprised with how much can be shoved into a small unit when you get efficient :)

Now to let my bones and muscles heal.  The good and the bad part about moving I suppose is the huge amount of exercise, next week onto training for the Bridge to Brisbane, it's only 10kms, but I'd like to be able to at least jog some of it.

Unlike most people when they go on holidays, this isn’t a post to warn everyone that I’ll be posting less, in fact I hope it means I’ll get time to post more as I don’t exactly have much of a holiday plan yet.  Feel free to give me some ideas via twitter or the comments.

Currently my holiday consists of moving my unit from one building to another in the same complex, which should be nice and exercise-filled few days.  It has been interesting to see the different personalities that show in people when an event such as a lease expiry occurs.  I’m fairly relaxed about it all and don’t get too stressed, if we found a new place great, if not, then we could sign another 6 month lease and see what happens then.  My housemate however gets a little stressed and a little impatient with the whole process.  Interesting.

The rest of my holiday I hope will be learning some new skills with some personal projects like my main website and new theme for this blog and increasing my fitness level for the Bridge to Brisbane event in September.