I have a good husband. He went into the debris room (yes, the official name for our study\/guest room which is better than the old one.<\/p>\n
He retrieved my projector and my xBox. Some games and the controller. We can safely assume the @Gamefly rental that was not in the xbox is gone but Michael Jackson is alive and well. For the non-XBox friends, I still have all my XBox game achievements and data \u2013 a big thing.<\/p>\n
Not sure what I have yet. <\/p>\n
Hardest part was finding the hard drive, it fell into a basket I keep spare stuff in and we were looking for white not gray.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s the little things \u2013 I had promised to do a workshop for some teachers on XBox, and XNA and finally got pushed by a non-teacher to do it. We\u2019re getting together for our first meeting on Tuesday night.<\/p>\n
Projector should be good, it was in a case and was very high over the actual debris. <\/p>\n
Murphy bed looks good too, but the Ikea cabinet is dead. <\/p>\n
Speaking of the debris room, we\u2019ve already made some major decisions. LOVE the murphy bed and closet but the rest of the room doesn\u2019t work for us. It didn\u2019t have a door that closes so guests always ended up with a morning beagle in their bed. They also didn\u2019t have full privacy, so we are going to definitely demand a different setup. Also, I had the room set up for a very tall treadmill, so I\u2019ll be able to get different furniture for the XBox\/TV. Still don\u2019t know if the TV lived, but the mount is gone. The truck hit the corner of that room, and most of the debris is drywall. Plus the window is gone.<\/p>\n
Sad and happy dance at the same time.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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