So we made our big move to Mexico with only what would fit
in/on our Rav4. The only furniture this
included was our son’s crib and changing table, and as mentioned previously his
crib mattress had a sad demise in a flood at Dave’s brother’s house. The plan was, and is, to buy inexpensive
furniture here in Mexico ,
because:
1) There’s
no definite plan, but we’ll probably only be here two years.
2) We
have a whole storage unit full of furniture etc. back in the states.
3) We
have an increasingly active 10 month old baby boy who likes to leave slobbery
banana fingerprints on all that he can reach.
4) My
husband is a teacher and I’m a stay-at-home mom. Although we’re quite comfortable we’re not
exactly rolling in the dough.
So, we’ve been living in a lovely, but rather empty
apartment for about a month now.
Although camping chairs are a wonderful invention and greatly
appreciated when one is actually sitting around a campfire, they start to get a
bit uncomfortable in the living room.
Needless to say we’ve been on the lookout for a couch. Unfortunately, Ikea has not made it to Mexico , thrift
stores don’t exist here, and Craigslist is not nearly as popular as it is in
the states. So, when we heard that a
friend of some teachers at Dave’s school is moving back to the states and
selling all his furniture at reasonable prices we jumped on the chance to have
living room furniture that doesn’t fold up neatly into a bag that you can carry
over your shoulder.
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Anyone looking for a sewing project?
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