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Kristin,
I remember the days of showing houses with young children. I only had one little one at the time so I can only imagine your situation.
I would shove the laundry in a garbage bag and throw it in the car trunck, drive to the neighborhood playground, and watch them go in. I tried to have the crockpot going to mask any odors.
I hope this time is over quickly for you.
I so feel for you. It is so hard having a house on the market. I always felt violated when I had to leave and then got the realtors feedback with their potential buyers.
Good luck with selling the house. I hope you can relax over the 4th of July weekend. Have a great one.
Cathy, I LOVE the garbage bag idea. Will have to put that one in my bag of tricks! got any ideas for dishes? LOL
It wasn't that bad, we went to Yogurtland and I drowned my sorrows in healthy yogurt (with M&Ms) LOL
I know it's so hard to be on notice like that. Praying it sells quickly so you can be done with that and get settled into a new place!
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