For about two years I've spent all of my spare time updating my house getting it ready to sell this spring. Recently my sister-in-law decided she would like to move back here from Arizona. She has offered to buy my house and I am willing to sell it to her. I have been busy, busy, busy working on this house and now.....I'm playing the waiting game.
I am trying to deal with the thought of packing up my house, moving away from my two daughters (young adults), and training my replacement at work (whoever that might be).
I am excited, sad, nervous -- just a bundle of emotions right now. And until my sister-in-law sells her house and has more concrete plans, I'm just sort of stuck and not doing anything.
I don't think this really appropriately responds to the intent of the thread, but I just felt like saying it.
Debbie
I got a B 40 somthing out of 50Good luck on the test! Hopefully your cold doesn't get worse and you feel better soon.
Did you get a mark back for the survey we did?
lol at pirates! hey, maybe i can make pirate noises at pilates?
There's a movie? lol- we have to do mass at 2:30 and then a dinner for the 'sponsors' (you can pay for certain items like the cake and be a 'sponsor') and family followed by the reception. It is like a wedding. She has a 'court' and they perform all of these dances they have been practicing for months.
If you live anywhere it gets COLD, Murphy's Law states you will move when, and only when, its the most cold it can get for your area.
Three of the last four times we moved, it was -20 to -40 below. You would think we would learn to NOT move in Jan. or Feb. when living in Fairbanks, AK!
Good luck with the move!
I honestly can't even comprehend that. Anything below 50 is way too cold for me. But I prefer at least 60.
Ok, When I first read it I thought you said 20 to 40 degrees and I thought that was ridiculously cold. We've had a few mornings this winter stay below 40 for a while and I just get numb hands and feet. But then I looked again and realized you said 20 to 40 BELOW!
Yea... I can understand that actually. I was born and raised in Alaska. Grew up in Anchorage and end up in Fairbanks. We went to Maui in December. First time ever I was out of AK in Dec. Now I know why ... I came back and thought "Why in the world do I live here? We have FOUR MONTHS or more of winter left! 
We always took vacations on the 'ends' of winter before .. Like in September and May .
If you live anywhere it gets COLD, Murphy's Law states you will move when, and only when, its the most cold it can get for your area.
Three of the last four times we moved, it was -20 to -40 below. You would think we would learn to NOT move in Jan. or Feb. when living in Fairbanks, AK!
Good luck with the move!
Last week it was in the middle thirties (felt almost tropical), but now we're back down in the below freezing marks again. We were going to wait until at least March, but we happened to find a place we really want so...here goes nothing! *is cold already just thinking about it*
