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I hate heights as well. I hire someone to put up Christmas lights and the one time I had to climb up on my roof, I was nauseous.
BUT... I LOVE roller coasters. I figure I get more for my money than any one else on the ride.
Welp, Got most everything packed, have to meet the movers in the Springs tomorrow morning then they'll come down to the Trinidad house. Hopefully everything will be loaded on the truck tomorrow then we can do a cursory cleaning load up our vehicles and head down the road Thursday morning. We finally found out we have a house in El Paso at 2:30 PM today, had to run to the bank for a cashiers check and overnight it to the property management company. Tomorrow I also have to turn in the Comcast equipment (No comcast in El Paso yet), put in a change of address at the Post Office and make a trash run to the dump. Busy day tomorrow.........
I hate heights as well. I hire someone to put up Christmas lights and the one time I had to climb up on my roof, I was nauseous.
BUT... I LOVE roller coasters. I figure I get more for my money than any one else on the ride.
Ack, I won't go on a roller coaster. I'm not a big fan of heights, but I'm more worried about my digestive system. I have enough problems as it is, I don't want to intentionally shake my belly around and see what comes out from which end.
I don't even bother anymore. When I was little and I just HAD to go on rides, I would take a little Dramamine first. That stuff works too. Still, any kind of spinning rides . . . 
The wife is soaking in the tub and was a nervous wreck until we finally got word on the house. I wasn't worried as plan B was to rent a corporate apartment for a month and find a house to rent.Welp, Got most everything packed, have to meet the movers in the Springs tomorrow morning then they'll come down to the Trinidad house. Hopefully everything will be loaded on the truck tomorrow then we can do a cursory cleaning load up our vehicles and head down the road Thursday morning. We finally found out we have a house in El Paso at 2:30 PM today, had to run to the bank for a cashiers check and overnight it to the property management company. Tomorrow I also have to turn in the Comcast equipment (No comcast in El Paso yet), put in a change of address at the Post Office and make a trash run to the dump. Busy day tomorrow.........
Good luck with your move! What a PITA, huh?
The wife is soaking in the tub and was a nervous wreck until we finally got word on the house. I wasn't worried as plan B was to rent a corporate apartment for a month and find a house to rent.Welp, Got most everything packed, have to meet the movers in the Springs tomorrow morning then they'll come down to the Trinidad house. Hopefully everything will be loaded on the truck tomorrow then we can do a cursory cleaning load up our vehicles and head down the road Thursday morning. We finally found out we have a house in El Paso at 2:30 PM today, had to run to the bank for a cashiers check and overnight it to the property management company. Tomorrow I also have to turn in the Comcast equipment (No comcast in El Paso yet), put in a change of address at the Post Office and make a trash run to the dump. Busy day tomorrow.........
Good luck with your move! What a PITA, huh?
It's so overwhelming when all of your belongings are in boxes. The last time we moved we said no more doing it ourselves. With my physical issues It took a couple of weeks to recover from the move down to Trinidad and that was with my brother and nephew doing most of the heavy lifting. That doesn't include the estate sale and moving everything that was left at my parents house into storage, I was in pain for a week after that. The thing is using professional movers ain't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, I'm just glad we have the money to do it not to mention it's for a new job in another state and every bit of moneys spent interviewing, looking for housing and moving is tax deductible.The wife is soaking in the tub and was a nervous wreck until we finally got word on the house. I wasn't worried as plan B was to rent a corporate apartment for a month and find a house to rent.Welp, Got most everything packed, have to meet the movers in the Springs tomorrow morning then they'll come down to the Trinidad house. Hopefully everything will be loaded on the truck tomorrow then we can do a cursory cleaning load up our vehicles and head down the road Thursday morning. We finally found out we have a house in El Paso at 2:30 PM today, had to run to the bank for a cashiers check and overnight it to the property management company. Tomorrow I also have to turn in the Comcast equipment (No comcast in El Paso yet), put in a change of address at the Post Office and make a trash run to the dump. Busy day tomorrow.........
Good luck with your move! What a PITA, huh?
I don't blame her. I hate moving. Not just finding a new place, but packing and unpacking.
You guys apparently have movers though. I have always had to move myself. I probably don't have as much stuff as you, but it still sucks.
The last time we moved we said no more doing it ourselves. With my physical issues It took a couple of weeks to recover from the move down to Trinidad and that was with my brother and nephew doing most of the heavy lifting. That doesn't include the estate sale and moving everything that was left at my parents house into storage, I was in pain for a week after that. The thing is using professional movers ain't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, I'm just glad we have the money to do it not to mention it's for a new job in another state and every bit of moneys spent interviewing, looking for housing and moving is tax deductible.The wife is soaking in the tub and was a nervous wreck until we finally got word on the house. I wasn't worried as plan B was to rent a corporate apartment for a month and find a house to rent.Welp, Got most everything packed, have to meet the movers in the Springs tomorrow morning then they'll come down to the Trinidad house. Hopefully everything will be loaded on the truck tomorrow then we can do a cursory cleaning load up our vehicles and head down the road Thursday morning. We finally found out we have a house in El Paso at 2:30 PM today, had to run to the bank for a cashiers check and overnight it to the property management company. Tomorrow I also have to turn in the Comcast equipment (No comcast in El Paso yet), put in a change of address at the Post Office and make a trash run to the dump. Busy day tomorrow.........
Good luck with your move! What a PITA, huh?
I don't blame her. I hate moving. Not just finding a new place, but packing and unpacking.
You guys apparently have movers though. I have always had to move myself. I probably don't have as much stuff as you, but it still sucks.
As it is we still have to pack all the standard items, they take care of the furniture. Part of the logistics is what we're taking with us, what we need and what they won't haul.
I've never had to move very far myself. I've only ever lived in two states, and they are right next to one another, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. With the freezing cold and snowy winters we've been getting, not to mention how expensive the cost of living is in this part of the country, I've been contemplating a move down south somewhere though. A longer summer and shorter winter season would be nice. I'm sure I wouldn't miss snow for a long time. Lol.If you choose Northern Virgina the cost of living is higher and the winters can be an icy wonderland.......The last time we moved we said no more doing it ourselves. With my physical issues It took a couple of weeks to recover from the move down to Trinidad and that was with my brother and nephew doing most of the heavy lifting. That doesn't include the estate sale and moving everything that was left at my parents house into storage, I was in pain for a week after that. The thing is using professional movers ain't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, I'm just glad we have the money to do it not to mention it's for a new job in another state and every bit of moneys spent interviewing, looking for housing and moving is tax deductible.The wife is soaking in the tub and was a nervous wreck until we finally got word on the house. I wasn't worried as plan B was to rent a corporate apartment for a month and find a house to rent.Welp, Got most everything packed, have to meet the movers in the Springs tomorrow morning then they'll come down to the Trinidad house. Hopefully everything will be loaded on the truck tomorrow then we can do a cursory cleaning load up our vehicles and head down the road Thursday morning. We finally found out we have a house in El Paso at 2:30 PM today, had to run to the bank for a cashiers check and overnight it to the property management company. Tomorrow I also have to turn in the Comcast equipment (No comcast in El Paso yet), put in a change of address at the Post Office and make a trash run to the dump. Busy day tomorrow.........
Good luck with your move! What a PITA, huh?
I don't blame her. I hate moving. Not just finding a new place, but packing and unpacking.
You guys apparently have movers though. I have always had to move myself. I probably don't have as much stuff as you, but it still sucks.
As it is we still have to pack all the standard items, they take care of the furniture. Part of the logistics is what we're taking with us, what we need and what they won't haul.
Yeah, if you can afford to, why not?
If you choose Northern Virgina the cost of living is higher and the winters can be an icy wonderland.......The last time we moved we said no more doing it ourselves. With my physical issues It took a couple of weeks to recover from the move down to Trinidad and that was with my brother and nephew doing most of the heavy lifting. That doesn't include the estate sale and moving everything that was left at my parents house into storage, I was in pain for a week after that. The thing is using professional movers ain't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, I'm just glad we have the money to do it not to mention it's for a new job in another state and every bit of moneys spent interviewing, looking for housing and moving is tax deductible.The wife is soaking in the tub and was a nervous wreck until we finally got word on the house. I wasn't worried as plan B was to rent a corporate apartment for a month and find a house to rent.Good luck with your move! What a PITA, huh?
I don't blame her. I hate moving. Not just finding a new place, but packing and unpacking.
You guys apparently have movers though. I have always had to move myself. I probably don't have as much stuff as you, but it still sucks.
As it is we still have to pack all the standard items, they take care of the furniture. Part of the logistics is what we're taking with us, what we need and what they won't haul.
Yeah, if you can afford to, why not?
Oh and the summers are HOT with HIGH humidity........
National Grid also raised prices on us this year. Bastards! 
The Grand Canyon skyway is pretty cool.
This is were I lived for 35 years:^^^^
Must be why I'm so poor!
National Grid projects a 37 percent increase for winter electricity rates - Business - The Boston Globe
Massachusetts consumers will pay significantly higher electric bills this winter as a persistent shortage of natural gas for generating plants drives power prices to record levels.
The cost for a typical household could top $150 a month, based on an announcement this week from one of the state’s two dominant utilities, National Grid. It said its rates will increase by a whopping 37 percent over last winter’s, solely because the cost of buying electricity from power plants has soared to the highest level in decades, according to a company spokesman.
I hate heights as well. I hire someone to put up Christmas lights and the one time I had to climb up on my roof, I was nauseous.
BUT... I LOVE roller coasters. I figure I get more for my money than any one else on the ride.
Interviewing for a job is the worst. It's harder work than actually doing any job.So, I think my interview went pretty well. There were a few other people there for interviews as well. I'm keeping my fingers crossed, but of course I don't know. They are going to email me if they want me. So we will see.
I'm not looking for a job but I had somebody reach out to me for one about a month ago, so I did a phone interview with them. By the end of the interview I knew I wasn't the person that they really needed and were looking for, so I told them so. Bonus points for my candor and honesty, maybe they'll contact me again if they have something I am a better fit for.
Even though I'm not looking, I know that long term I probably need a new job. The company I work for just recently got bought out by another company. It's probably going to take about two years+ to merge all of our systems and I am currently one of the IT resources merging our financial systems and I've been involved in early discusions about merging our supply chains. I'm guessing it's two to three years until they close our corp office and I don't want to be "the last man standing", but I've got time. They need us IT folk to handle the system merges.
Another thing I hate is when they want you to fill out an application. Good GOD! Some of them are like 5 pages long.It's as if they want to know your entire life's history. Kind of ridiculous if you ask me. Sometimes, the ones you fill out online are the worst.
If you choose Northern Virgina the cost of living is higher and the winters can be an icy wonderland.......The last time we moved we said no more doing it ourselves. With my physical issues It took a couple of weeks to recover from the move down to Trinidad and that was with my brother and nephew doing most of the heavy lifting. That doesn't include the estate sale and moving everything that was left at my parents house into storage, I was in pain for a week after that. The thing is using professional movers ain't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, I'm just glad we have the money to do it not to mention it's for a new job in another state and every bit of moneys spent interviewing, looking for housing and moving is tax deductible.The wife is soaking in the tub and was a nervous wreck until we finally got word on the house. I wasn't worried as plan B was to rent a corporate apartment for a month and find a house to rent.Good luck with your move! What a PITA, huh?
I don't blame her. I hate moving. Not just finding a new place, but packing and unpacking.
You guys apparently have movers though. I have always had to move myself. I probably don't have as much stuff as you, but it still sucks.
As it is we still have to pack all the standard items, they take care of the furniture. Part of the logistics is what we're taking with us, what we need and what they won't haul.
Yeah, if you can afford to, why not?
Oh and the summers are HOT with HIGH humidity........
