...And while I've been pretty frantic this weekend because it seems so much of what still needs to be done, needs to be done at the last minute, I think I'm going to be ready. I have five boxes of stuff that are going to get shipped ahead tomorrow, and possibly one or two more on Tuesday. I probably wouldn't need to ship anything, if not for having two large monitors (a 21" and a 20") and a significant pile of computers to bring with me. It may take some trial-and-error to find how best to fit everything in, but I think it'll all go. I'm doing pretty well on getting the perishable foods used up, except for the frozen stuff -- there's still a whole bunch of frozen chicken in the freezer.
The plan is all the furniture and the housewares are to be gone by noon, then I finish loading, ship a last couple of boxes ahead if necessary, grab a free burrito for lunch from the new burrito place over at Mathilda and the bignum, and then hit the road.
Last time I did this solo cross-country stuff, I was 20 years younger and had a lot less stuff to move. That one went fairly smoothly. This time I'll be going the opposite direction, but ironically, going most of the way on I-80 again just like the first time.
This is far from the first time I've moved. Hell, it's far from the first time I've moved on my own. Why do I feel so jittery?
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Maybe because it's wise, to not feel over-confident?
You'll be fine. You'll just be [wisely] aware.
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I read the entry about the April 5th road-trip (unfortunately, a bit too far north for me to take ya to lunch en route) and the entry about giving notice on the apartment...
But I'm still putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with π...
When did this become a cross-country move, solo, to New Hampshire?
What element am I missing to make up for the .8585x remainder of the equation to get myself to 4??
:)
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But to recap key factors, my job here succumbed to terminal IT reorganization (which happened in January);
Amusingly, $PROSPECTIVE_EMPLOYER is planning to move in the not too distant future from Westborough, 13 miles south of Hudson, where we'll likely carpool and I'll drop
(Until I have my CBR929RR back, anyway ... then, as long as the weather holds, I'll probably ride to work as much as I can.)
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Congrats to you both on the new employment (hopefully this will be the one that works out for you, too!)
We're waiting to hear today-ish about
:)
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Uhm.... the gas prices are rather high. I'm not sure that using two vehicles would be such a good thing for our budget if we could use just one. Unless of course I'll be riding pillion which means I definitely need to get a set of leathers. Unless of course you start riding after I leave Intel in which case of course all bets are off.
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Uncertainty about what you'll find.
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:)
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I get up at 0500 and am on the road at 0545 to get to work by 0730 and then I'm busy til 1600 when I get off work and drive back to DJ's where I tend to collapse in to a heap from nerves. I despise stop and go traffic. Every time I've been in a motor vehicle accident it was in stop and go traffic. 90 minutes of it in the morning and 90 more minutes in the evening is not a good thing at all.
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It was said in jest. I will refrain from comments to your LJ in the future.
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It was said in jest. I will refrain from comments to your LJ in the future.
I wasn't snapping at you. Just saying it like it is. Besides, I'm the one who would complain about his colour choices. :-) He's got this thing for dark colors of furniture while I like the light stuff.