
The sellers on our new home were happy to extend the closing date on our contract for another couple weeks, so everything is looking good for the closing and move in the next 2 weeks.
Our buyers came by on Sunday to do the inspection, said they needed 3 hours. We decided to head up to the new house, visit our friends across the street, and rake leaves. I'd assumed it would be about an hour's job.

Did I mention we've got 7 big trees on the new lot? 2 ash trees, 3 maples, and another 2... something else ... and a couple assorted smaller trees -- peach, crab apple, birch. The ashes and had dropped all their leaves, the maples and other big trees still had the majority of their leaves. Guess what I get to look forward to doing again in a few days?
We roll back home around 8pm, and realize our buyers had left the back door out of the garage wide open. Awesome!
Soon all the contract drama will be over, and all that will be left is moving 9 years of accumulated crap. And then we can kick back on the huge back deck at the new house.
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So are we having Xmas at your new house this year? (Not that I will be going anywhere for Xmas, but I just thought I'd ask.)
Oh, and...
"Buyer's" is actually the possessive of "buyer," not the plural. Kids today! Sheesh!
Gah! Normally I don't make that mistake. I make plenty of others.
No Xmas in Idaho at your parents? Can't make it through the desolate ashy wasteland?
No vacation. Or sick pay. Or anything else that might be misconstrued as a "benefit."
My current work situation sucks the mighty and glorious Donkey Dong!!
Well. You've got your health.
You've got many more years of sucking ahead of you.
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