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landed safely. am in airport waiting for hubby with keys. all postcards got mailed, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
piperx, expect a book arcel, ![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
user, your book has been mailed too.
my new addy will be poted on march 1 wheni will have moved in.
am now going to do someplanning in hello kitty notebook courtesy of noelle with a coffee and an almond croisant.
yum
missing texas, it was lovely!
piperx, expect a book arcel, user, your book has been mailed too.my new addy will be poted on march 1 wheni will have moved in.
am now going to do someplanning in hello kitty notebook courtesy of noelle with a coffee and an almond croisant.
yum
missing texas, it was lovely!
mmmmmmmm
Nice
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will be sad to see the last hair gone :(
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Am I correct in thinking that this construction is more commonly used in German than in English? (I seem to remember, when I had a few German and Austrian friends at my church in California, that they also seemed to use the future perfect a bit; but I never really paid that much attention to it.)
(Most native English speakers, or at least American speakers, would instead use the phrase "after I move in," or something to that effect.)
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(Kezbord? Wht Kyboard_? Oh, ye olde inputte device ... Yes, that was truly awful. And I was running out of time, too.)
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Take care!
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