All the forms are submitted, and everything's ready to go on our end. The seller of the Bungalow is also ready to go. Now we just wait for the buyers, I suppose..

Got in contact with the Removal firm yesterday, asking for a quote. Probably should've done that a LOT earlier, as they're now suggesting that just the quote will take 2 and a half weeks. Grrr!

Good grief, weekends are awful. Nothing happens!!!

Last weekend, our neighbour over the road moved out. It took a big giant truck to get all of his stuff out. This weekend, the new neighbours moved in, and it took about 3 vans to get all the stuff in. Oh no..

Since it's AGameAWeek's 15th anniversary, I decided to get Bing to ask me some interview questions, that I could fill out for fun.

Oh boy, 15 years has really flown by!

Hopefully we hear something from either the Estate Agents or the Solicitors at some point, today, or we're stuck here waiting until probably Tuesday before we hear anything.

A contract was signed yesterday. The envelope waits, on the coffee table, ready to be posted in about an hour or so. This likely isn't the end, but it's certainly a big step forward.

What a difference 24 hours makes. .. And, you know, people actually getting in touch with you, and helping out, as opposed to leaving you to stress out over the entire weekend and a day.

Yesterday was a complete waste of a day, and now everything's feeling like it might all fall through for the bungalow.

Today's going to be choc-full of phone calls. Probably not the best that the cat woke me up at 5am, huh..?

Nothing much of anything happened yesterday, mostly because we're sitting here waiting to hear back from the solicitors about Friday's horror show.

Guess whose father built a conservatory at the rear of the house in the late 80's without planning permission.. <--- This guy!!

Being woken up by an alarm clock is bad enough.. Being woken up whilst trying to get over to sleep... Grrr!!

Yesterday the Bungalow Estate Agent got in touch, and talked about the current owner's work on the property, to make it as safe as he could for us.

True Fact : Jay hates sitting about waiting for things, and feels much better when he's vaguely in control, even if things are flying around crazily as he juggles them in an insane manner.

The surveyor came, wandered about the house, stomped his feet to check the floors, tapped at walls, checked the gas/electric meters, and generally hunted for every terrible thing he could.

Today the surveyor will be coming to survey the house.

I'm not currently doing AGameAWeek Proper, or SmileBASIC games, or ... ..Oh good grief, I'm not coding anything!!!

Mum and Uncle managed to get to the bungalow fairly easily yesterday, though the road the bus stopped on was quite busy and hard to get across, with the closes pelican crossing being a fair walk away. Other than that, though, it was easy enough to get there by bus.

Spent most of yesterday getting all the bookmarks ready, for things that need to be done once we've got a moving date, and everything is 100% happening.

We had two family members visit yesterday, and we all had a nice long lengthy chat for a good number of hours. It's great to have visitors. ... It'll be better to have visitors come and see our new Bungalow. What's going on with that?

The bedroom is done, but for one final box. The last box will contain my hygiene products, my current last few bits of clothing, and whatever knickknacks are left in the top drawer of my desk. Oh No.. Wait.. There's a giant pile of books hidden over in the corner!!

The recent power issues have apparently now been solved. Hurray! .. Maybe.

Yeah, I'm definitely going to have to invest in a good UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply), because another power-glitching woke me up for about the fifth time in recent weeks. Hmm..

The shelves are now almost entirely empty. The Gamecube got tucked away into a box, last night. Now all that remains are a pile of books and another 5 or 6 consoles.

Not much going on with the house move, on our side, in recent days, so got to spend another day tappity-tapping a game into existence.