"It's not much really. I had hoped to still be able to live in my wagon. It does collapse due to the way it is constructed. The upper metal sheets slides into specially made grooves which are in front of the lower ones. It can be lowered to the floor in fact. I'll have to tear the beds apart and somehow store them downstairs. The shelves will be empty so they can easily be put in the storage area down below. I'll just take what I might need and store the rest in here where I can reach it if I want something.<br/><br/>The hardest part will be bringing the things out of my sewing room. The loom can be taken apart. The sewing machine closes up into a cabinet. The spinning wheel ...... all of the drawers can sit in the downstairs storage shelves. The cabinet comes apart in two sections when the table top is taken off. I;ll use this trunk to store some things in, I guess.... Perhaps my jewelry making items then I could have something to do in my spare time. The blankets can always go on the shelves or somewhere.<br/><br/>It just sounds like a lot of work, doesn't it? I hope to bring in quite a bit and give some to J.C. for letting me take my wagon with me." Ixonia turned her head and smiled up at Anteron. She was very close to him.<br/>"I guess I am worrying about nothing. I think that I want to keep the furniture for when I do decide to leave. What do you think of my guest room? I tried to make it as pleasant as possible with out making it too personal. "<br/><br/>As she looked up into his eyes, she smiled warmly.<br/><br/>"You do have very nice eyes, Anteron. I don't mean to be too personal.... it's just an observation that came to me just now......"