I’m still moving things out of the mobile home. I should find out today if the couple who are trying to buy the place are approved to live here or not. The first gentleman who wanted to buy the place had a stroke that night, so couldn’t buy it. The next couple I was in the office when she turned in her application, and the Manager scared her enough that she gave up on even trying to get approved. I wouldn’t be able to get approved to live here, either. The new owners or the Manager one need a reality check, this isn’t Scottsdale. The 3rd party to try to get this place should hear today. They were called into the office ‘to answer a few questions’ before they will know if they are approved or not.
The place is emptying out. Still a lot to move. I can’t give away a couple of my antiques. I’m going to post them on Craigslist with $5 on them. I need to get a small issue fixed on the RV, and am hesitant now that I have some things in it to take it someplace and leave it. I’m pondering that one.
I’ve gotten reconnected with some folks who were my best friends back in the ‘70s and ‘80s, some of which I haven’t seen since then. I need to get out of Mesa and more mobile as lots of new adventures await if I can just get moving.
I hope you can get going soon. You have already changed your life mentally, and it will be exhiliarating when the rest of you catches up!
ReplyDeleteDown-sizing is one of the hardest things to do. I think I will just die first and let someone else clean up my mess. . .
ReplyDeleteThe thing I fear most is down-sizing. What do I do with my workshop full of tools and important guy-stuff?
ReplyDeleteI would like to see a list of the new requirements. It doesn't look like many would be acceptable.
I think you're in the hardest phase of things. Hang in there - it will get easier and be well worth it. For some reason, antiques are hard to sell, which didn't used to be the case. Same with armoires, which I have a couple that I can't get rid of so am giving them away (relics of when I had a house).
ReplyDeleteOnce you hit the road a huge weight will be off your shoulders and you will have freedom.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with finding new people who will be allowed to live there.