Well free shop finally started enjoy, and check every 6 minutes. Because that is the time between items, that you can select. I set a timer on my cell/mobile, so I dont forget.

Bears I timed this, so you would know time between selecting items.

open now but no stock inside

I accept 0 sP! September 2018 Collection has been put in your items. FREE SHOP OH WOW

, yes over the day there was some problem, we know this, always. if a new event start they have a problem. but they no like if you say something about that. is working now, so lt's start the hunting :)

, oh since yesterday there is often time more than 15 min. between restock, but thank god, i got only junk and one 20k item rofl

Woohoo!! I hope we all get super good stuff!!

I found out, the time was getting more random as I played. I have timer on every 6 minutes, and sometimes I had to reset timer and though darn that is to long wait.

, you have a timer ?? that i call hard core gamer

Oh yes I do, any event that is set up like this event. I sent a timer for, including the token shop. I have a timer for every 12 hours, which is its normal time between items you can get in the token shop. Dont laugh okay but its true. When my sons were young, I used to set timers on my stove, and microwave doing house work or watering my garden. I have tree bed, I know the exact time it takes them to fill with water. So I put the garden hose in the bed come in a set a timer. So I can do other household chores, and wont forget i have water running out in the garden. Multi-tasking at its best, I would also run the dishes and clothes washers going. Maybe dinner in the oven, too. BUT my husband would asking me can you make the timers stop. I always said, sure when i finish what I have them on for. LOL

, all is ok, i just joke ( i have a tiner too )

high five great minds think a like. LOL

. hello new homeowner, that's such good news. take everything slowly. unpack only what you really need. everything else i would do calmly. remember that it's more important that your heart and soul come to rest than unpacking boxes. if you want to do too much too fast, you may soon burn out. i would try to dedicate a few hours every day intensively to my family, let the house be the house and spend it with those who are important to you. you have experienced so much and now you can start anew, but take your time with it. it is something great, exciting and also exhausting that is coming up. a friend always says; the important thing is that you finish in the end, not at what pace you can do it and if you think it is all too much for you, grab your cat and lie down on the couch for a cuddle. and the two of them have to come to rest first, so you would already have 2 little souls that need a lot of your time.

. i don't like to imagine how hard all this must be for you, but amazingly we women manage so much more than we give ourselves credit for. we don't think about how to do what, whether you can manage this or that, we just get it done. what lies ahead seems enormous, but when you look back, look. you're alive! and when i think about the pictures i've seen, it might feel like a 2nd chance, right? so use it for yourself, recharge your batteries whenever you can, let work be work, it's still there when you take a little time out. we are often stuck in our upbringing that dictates what a woman has to do in everyday life. nonsense. isn't it more important that you're doing well ? what good is it if you're sprucing up your house and don't have the strength to get out of bed ? i would only do what is feasible and as long as you feel good, everything is ok. if you miss your mom, why don't you talk to her while unpacking? you will see that you will remember many tips and advice she gave you and the work will be easier if you have her by your side. if you are alone, it is definitely helpful, ask her if you need help, talk to her. everything is good as long as it helps your heart.

i also do this when i'm alone, no one can see. it gets funny when you start debating, but well, that's just me. i'm sending you a lot of strength, but i don't think you'll need it. you've already come so far and i have incredible respect for what you've already accomplished.

I have done a few huge moves with hubby and i being in the military before we retired. Definitely cant put everything away all at all once, its exhausting in so many ways. May be keep all the boxes in one room with a door, and keep the rest of the house clear of boxes. So when you have done a few boxes, you can close the door and not feel pressured to empty them all. Because there all over the place. Plus get rid of empty boxes, just flat them as you go this will empty up space and mentally make you feel like you are in fact accomplishing a lot. Unpacking is a huge endeavor, and its not possible to get it done quickly as we would all like. My Mom always said, "do people come to visit you or your house?" If they come full of comments about unpacking and state of the house, they need to go home.

I am in the same exact position you are in. We were in a rush to move out of our townhouse to the new house we are renting. We tried to be out by the end of August, but of course the very last weekend, Hurricane Ida screwed up all our plans. The hurricane warnings were first putting the storm heading directly toward our area, but right before it hit land, it moved just a little bit further east and we barely felt the effects. However, the storm did do a lot of damage and people being people, it was almost (and still is to an extent) impossible to find gas. I finally finished moving the last load about 3 days ago, which I had to finish packing and moving all by myself because my boyfriend and his buddies moved all the heavy things and then, because of the hurricane, he had to go back offshore a week early. So, that left me having to finish everything by myself. I still have to go back tomorrow to drop off the keys and wait for my lawn service to cut the lawn there, and then come cut the lawn at our new house. There are boxes everywhere, laundry piled up, things that need fixing, and I am just here. LOL.

Geez when it rains, it pours! Step at a time, and maybe a non guilt ridden nap is long over do for you and

said it all very well! DimDim i am always struck by how well you NAIL IT when you give advice to us,,i thank you for being here with us all!!

I agree with I have nothing to add but some hugs all around

Congratualtions on the new house! Don't worry about the boxes! The essential stuff will get unpacked pretty quickly, which will leave the non-essentials in boxes. I've moved 1,5 years ago, and still have some stuff in boxes (partly from moving from a single room into a house, so I don't have enough furniture to store the things that still need to be unpacked). Which brings to mind the question of whether I should just throw away the unpacked stuff, since apparently I did fine for 1,5 years without em.