The Countdown Begins…
Assuming that all goes as planned, we have to be out of our house no later than one month from today, at this exact moment. Everything is currently on schedule, and looking good. We heard the other day that our mortgage was approved (we ended up going with the broker that we’ve worked with previously), we’ve scheduled the movers (we’re going with Graebel Van Lines), and we’re looking forward to the madness — after all, every bit of craziness just means that we’re a step closer to getting settled on the other end.
For more information on moving, check out my Roadmap for a Successful Relocation.
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Modified on September 10th, 2006 - 3 Comments
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May 5th, 2006 at 12:50 am
Good luck with it and keep those fingers crossed that everything goes smoothly.