and if I was an old man {{or had the ability at this moment in time}} I would definitely be in bed, snoring.
We made an offer on an awesome house this morning... While there was no reason for them to reject it, we still haven't heard anything.
I'm getting anxious. So close to this house hunting process being over, Yet it's so far away.
I'll share more details when we know what's going to happen.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Our First Week in North Carolina
Bug and I have been in NC for a week now. J got here early Tuesday afternoon after a mad-dash from Oklahoma that started the day before. Making our family whole again and everything in right in the world upon his arrival. It has been a BUUUUUUUUSSSYY week. And a fairly emotional one, too. It has been harder than I thought {{for me}}to adjust to not having our house. Add in to the fact that it is tough for anyone to move, that I am 19 weeks pregnant, and it creates a good amount of stress and hormonal breakdowns.
Bug was definitely discombobulated before J got here, but she seems to be fine as long as he doesn't leave the room. Poor guy. Can't even go to the bathroom in peace. She has always been a Daddy's girl, but being away from him for the week we spent in AZ and then getting on the plane to come here, made it worse by a thousand percent.
The move has also been hard for the dogs. They spent the few weeks before we left OK with a friend. Right before we left, Daisy-Mae got out of the fence some how {{she is our Houdini}}. J checked the pound and asked them to call if they picked her up, but told them he was on his way out. The temps in OK before we left were ten straight days on 105+. It was freakin HOT outside {{probably still is}} and I was concerned for her what the heat would do. Mostly I prayed that if she didn't make it back to our friend's house, it would be because she found a nice loving home with good air conditioning. Luckily, she found her way back, a little worse for wear, by the Sunday afternoon before J left and she got to come to NC to be with the rest of the family. Since the dogs cannot be where we are staying, they stayed with another friend for a few days and now they are having fun 'on vacation' at the dog boarding place until another friend who has agreed to keep them until we close on a house, gets into town. They are being boarded by a flaming older gentleman and I'm positive from circus-amount of animals he had Bo & Daisy are being well cared for.
That brings us to the house hunt. We are using USAA's home-buying service {{ATTENION ALL MILITARY/USAA FAMILIES: If you are moving and buying or selling or selling and buying, please call USAA! This service gives you a USAA approved agent to provide 100% customer satisfaction ((so you don't have *cough, cough* what happened to us)) AND, depending on the closing amount of the home you're buying, you can get up to $3500 back after you close. As a check. To you. In your hand. For doing what you were going to do anyways.}} We started looking at homes in the Cameron area which is on the North West side of post. After seeing the new homes we could get in the $190s the used homes in the $180s just couldnt measure up. Cameron has a plethora of new home sites just waiting for the right buyer to come along and pluck them up. And by plethora, I mean a fat-ton. We spent EIGHT HOURS looking at houses all within about a 10 mile radius.It was good though; we got a feel for the area and found a house that was number one on our list until we went to see more. Yesterday, we met up with our agent for a much less intense few hours of house searching in the Lillington area. Lillington is located on the north east side of post and is a nice middle point between Fayetteville and Raleigh. If you think about the roads coming out of Fayetteville as a "V," with Fayetteville being the bottom point in the roads, Cameron would be the top left side and Lillington the top right. Both are almost the same distance to post, but Lillington is a quicker shot to the Raleigh area. Our wonderful agent found us a nice neighborhood in Lillington with some great buyer incentives and even a nice furniture bonus. Things that might not make the houses absolutely perfect, but when you compare the houses with incentives to the houses without, the incentives are definitely a nice added bonus. I can't wait to shop!!
Baby 2.0 is still doing well. She has been a little pushed aside with everything going on this week and I feel bad we havent had time to really focus on her impending arrival. The truth is that we can't right now. We can't buy stuff until we have our own space and unless we focus on that full time for a bit it wont happen before she gets here. I am looking forward to getting prepared for her though and excited it will be in a brand new house. Bug is doing well with her 'baby sister'. When you ask Bug where she is, she points at my belly {{or my boob which could almost be posible if you could see these puppies}}. I'll be 20 wks in a few days and I'm right at 10Ibs gained. I still fit into my shorts from last summer as long as I use a hair tie and my bump is still small enough to fit into regular shirts. It's definitely not a fat roll anymore, thank goodness.
The last few days have been super busy and we have no plans other then to take Bug to the pool. I'm looking forward to a day of nothing. It should be a nice change. Like getting to North Carolina.
Bug was definitely discombobulated before J got here, but she seems to be fine as long as he doesn't leave the room. Poor guy. Can't even go to the bathroom in peace. She has always been a Daddy's girl, but being away from him for the week we spent in AZ and then getting on the plane to come here, made it worse by a thousand percent.
The move has also been hard for the dogs. They spent the few weeks before we left OK with a friend. Right before we left, Daisy-Mae got out of the fence some how {{she is our Houdini}}. J checked the pound and asked them to call if they picked her up, but told them he was on his way out. The temps in OK before we left were ten straight days on 105+. It was freakin HOT outside {{probably still is}} and I was concerned for her what the heat would do. Mostly I prayed that if she didn't make it back to our friend's house, it would be because she found a nice loving home with good air conditioning. Luckily, she found her way back, a little worse for wear, by the Sunday afternoon before J left and she got to come to NC to be with the rest of the family. Since the dogs cannot be where we are staying, they stayed with another friend for a few days and now they are having fun 'on vacation' at the dog boarding place until another friend who has agreed to keep them until we close on a house, gets into town. They are being boarded by a flaming older gentleman and I'm positive from circus-amount of animals he had Bo & Daisy are being well cared for.
That brings us to the house hunt. We are using USAA's home-buying service {{ATTENION ALL MILITARY/USAA FAMILIES: If you are moving and buying or selling or selling and buying, please call USAA! This service gives you a USAA approved agent to provide 100% customer satisfaction ((so you don't have *cough, cough* what happened to us)) AND, depending on the closing amount of the home you're buying, you can get up to $3500 back after you close. As a check. To you. In your hand. For doing what you were going to do anyways.}} We started looking at homes in the Cameron area which is on the North West side of post. After seeing the new homes we could get in the $190s the used homes in the $180s just couldnt measure up. Cameron has a plethora of new home sites just waiting for the right buyer to come along and pluck them up. And by plethora, I mean a fat-ton. We spent EIGHT HOURS looking at houses all within about a 10 mile radius.It was good though; we got a feel for the area and found a house that was number one on our list until we went to see more. Yesterday, we met up with our agent for a much less intense few hours of house searching in the Lillington area. Lillington is located on the north east side of post and is a nice middle point between Fayetteville and Raleigh. If you think about the roads coming out of Fayetteville as a "V," with Fayetteville being the bottom point in the roads, Cameron would be the top left side and Lillington the top right. Both are almost the same distance to post, but Lillington is a quicker shot to the Raleigh area. Our wonderful agent found us a nice neighborhood in Lillington with some great buyer incentives and even a nice furniture bonus. Things that might not make the houses absolutely perfect, but when you compare the houses with incentives to the houses without, the incentives are definitely a nice added bonus. I can't wait to shop!!
Baby 2.0 is still doing well. She has been a little pushed aside with everything going on this week and I feel bad we havent had time to really focus on her impending arrival. The truth is that we can't right now. We can't buy stuff until we have our own space and unless we focus on that full time for a bit it wont happen before she gets here. I am looking forward to getting prepared for her though and excited it will be in a brand new house. Bug is doing well with her 'baby sister'. When you ask Bug where she is, she points at my belly {{or my boob which could almost be posible if you could see these puppies}}. I'll be 20 wks in a few days and I'm right at 10Ibs gained. I still fit into my shorts from last summer as long as I use a hair tie and my bump is still small enough to fit into regular shirts. It's definitely not a fat roll anymore, thank goodness.
The last few days have been super busy and we have no plans other then to take Bug to the pool. I'm looking forward to a day of nothing. It should be a nice change. Like getting to North Carolina.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
A Little Bit of Catch Up
Wow, has it really bee two full weeks since I graced you all with my presence? My how things do change in a short period of time! This post will be my maiden voyage into phone blogging. So please excuse any spelling or gramatical errors that go un-fixed. When I push clear too many times on my phone, it erases the whole post, which can be very frustrating as you can imagine.
Well, I think I last left you in the middle of a crazy move so let`s start there. Most of our move went off with out a hitch and for us the hardest part about selling our house was closing the sale. There will be a post about this to cover all of my feelings on the subject {{I have SO many}} but I briefly want to touch on the fact that we dealt with a great deal of snags at the end and some how we were the only ones who seemed to have to pay for them. The only great thing about this whole situation {{besides the fact that it`s over}} is the buyer LOVES her new to her house.
After the move, Bug and I spent a nice relaxing week in Ft. Mohave , AZ. Where Bug became so attached to her "papa" it made my heart {{I`m sure his too}} sing. She got to play with her cousins and spend some nice time out in the sun. It was great to be able to see them.
After we returned, J and I took a little drive to our local ultrasound place and learned the sex of the baby. This too shall be fo a later post. I know a lot of you out there in blogger land are expecting and I want to share all my thoughts and feelings about this so if perhaps you may be feeling the same, you will know you arent alone. Baby 2.0 is doing great and is at 18wks gestation right now. My morning sickness has gone except for some occasional nausea I can usually fix with puking or bread.
Bug and I are leaving OK tomorrow and I could not be happier. After our final dry butt raping from the closing of the house I think its safe to say my husband is also excited to be leaving. We {{bug and I}} fly out tomorrow and he will drive out of here as early as he can stand it Monday morning. We already have a real estate agent and a broker we have been dealing with and things look very promising on the next house front. Also, after a chance meeting with this amazing military spouse in our hastings, I have a renewed excitement for SUGAR bee`s to open in NC and have jumped pretty much head first {{no surprise there}} into business prep for the day I can open. After all what better way for a mother of two to help out at home?
Well I`m off for some last quiet time at the barn before we leave. . If I successfully post this I`ll be pretty pleased with my day. Blogs to come: The Great Gender Pressure, Our Trip To AZ, How Not to Sell a House, and much much more. Stay tuned...
Well, I think I last left you in the middle of a crazy move so let`s start there. Most of our move went off with out a hitch and for us the hardest part about selling our house was closing the sale. There will be a post about this to cover all of my feelings on the subject {{I have SO many}} but I briefly want to touch on the fact that we dealt with a great deal of snags at the end and some how we were the only ones who seemed to have to pay for them. The only great thing about this whole situation {{besides the fact that it`s over}} is the buyer LOVES her new to her house.
After the move, Bug and I spent a nice relaxing week in Ft. Mohave , AZ. Where Bug became so attached to her "papa" it made my heart {{I`m sure his too}} sing. She got to play with her cousins and spend some nice time out in the sun. It was great to be able to see them.
After we returned, J and I took a little drive to our local ultrasound place and learned the sex of the baby. This too shall be fo a later post. I know a lot of you out there in blogger land are expecting and I want to share all my thoughts and feelings about this so if perhaps you may be feeling the same, you will know you arent alone. Baby 2.0 is doing great and is at 18wks gestation right now. My morning sickness has gone except for some occasional nausea I can usually fix with puking or bread.
Bug and I are leaving OK tomorrow and I could not be happier. After our final dry butt raping from the closing of the house I think its safe to say my husband is also excited to be leaving. We {{bug and I}} fly out tomorrow and he will drive out of here as early as he can stand it Monday morning. We already have a real estate agent and a broker we have been dealing with and things look very promising on the next house front. Also, after a chance meeting with this amazing military spouse in our hastings, I have a renewed excitement for SUGAR bee`s to open in NC and have jumped pretty much head first {{no surprise there}} into business prep for the day I can open. After all what better way for a mother of two to help out at home?
Well I`m off for some last quiet time at the barn before we leave. . If I successfully post this I`ll be pretty pleased with my day. Blogs to come: The Great Gender Pressure, Our Trip To AZ, How Not to Sell a House, and much much more. Stay tuned...
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Guess Who's Here....??
Transportation!! Yay!! I know, I know. Wtf, right? Not two days ago I was whining about not having orders enough to do anything with and then the unthinkable happened and everything changed. In one little afternoon. Again. Again, again. I had posted on Monday about how we had recieved our orders but that was as far as we got that day.
Yesterday on his way to work J swung into the trasnportation office. Assuming {{and what an a$$ I always turn out to be}} that we would have at least a week to get our stuff in order before the movers would be able to come, I settled into a nice relaxing day at home doing laundry. At 10am I got a text telling me transportation would be here today. So I spent the majority of the day seperating our things into what-can-be-packed-by-movers and what-needs-to-stay-with-us piles.
All the changes in schedule have done a number on our 'vacation' plans. We had to totally cut out the CA leg of our trip and now Bug and I are flying directly to visit with J's family for a bit in AZ, on Saturday. I am excited for Rylee to get to see & play with her cousins and her Uncle and Grandpa. I'm also excited about the posibility of having absolutey nothing to do for a week. All these changes have also done a number on me. I'm exhausted. Like little-kid exhausted where all I want to do is whine and crawl into my bed with my blanky and go to sleep until next Tuesday. To say I am looking foward to the break from all this moving mess is the understatement of the month.
When we get back, Bug and I will be in town for a few days. Just long enough to get in some good J time and find out what the sex of the baby is {{Yay!!}} and then we'll be off on our long road trip to NC.
Well, at least... that's the plan. We all know how well those have been going for us lately...
Yesterday on his way to work J swung into the trasnportation office. Assuming {{and what an a$$ I always turn out to be}} that we would have at least a week to get our stuff in order before the movers would be able to come, I settled into a nice relaxing day at home doing laundry. At 10am I got a text telling me transportation would be here today. So I spent the majority of the day seperating our things into what-can-be-packed-by-movers and what-needs-to-stay-with-us piles.
All the changes in schedule have done a number on our 'vacation' plans. We had to totally cut out the CA leg of our trip and now Bug and I are flying directly to visit with J's family for a bit in AZ, on Saturday. I am excited for Rylee to get to see & play with her cousins and her Uncle and Grandpa. I'm also excited about the posibility of having absolutey nothing to do for a week. All these changes have also done a number on me. I'm exhausted. Like little-kid exhausted where all I want to do is whine and crawl into my bed with my blanky and go to sleep until next Tuesday. To say I am looking foward to the break from all this moving mess is the understatement of the month.
When we get back, Bug and I will be in town for a few days. Just long enough to get in some good J time and find out what the sex of the baby is {{Yay!!}} and then we'll be off on our long road trip to NC.
Well, at least... that's the plan. We all know how well those have been going for us lately...
Monday, May 23, 2011
Lessons I've learned this week: {{A compilation of 4 days worth of blogs}}
Lesson 1) Do not question the bible:
Crazy men who take random numbers from the bible, turn them into mathematical equations they themselves make up and turn into a date they decide the world will end, most likely don't know what they are talking about. {{Weird. I know.}}
Lesson 2) A 20 month old can make a HUGE mess with little to nothing:
We have boxed up almost all of Bug's toys. Leaving out only a clear plastic totes worth that I will be taking with me on our excursion to NC. Both so she'll have toys in the car and some things of her own when we get there. I had to leave the tote about half empty because my child is neurotic and sleeps with about 8 toys in her bed. She knows which ones are there and if you try to sneak by her that one is missing she'll stand in her crib and yell for it; "Mouse! Mouse! My Mouse!" Also, I left out her crayons and what was left of a Giant Coloring Pages book. How could anyone make a mess with such little stuff to make a mess with? She completely emptied the clear tote and decided the GIANT coloring pages were too big and proceeded to tear them into much smaller mini-coloring pages. Nice.
Lesson 3) I hate moving. Bring on the paid people:
You'd think after moving so much my whole life, I'd have this whole moving thing down. Apparently, after I sat and did nothing but watch the movers pack and move our stuff and then un-pack it for our last move I gave up the will to be good at it. After all why should I do it when the military will do it for you? It's so easy right? Except we didn't have orders so we were going to have to move ALL of our stuff to the garage until we got orders and transportation could come and move it from there. No fun. We've been 'packing' since Friday and, while most of the big stuff is out in the garage awaiting further instruction, we are still laying on our couch cushions on the floor of the living room staring at the t.v. now set up on the coffee table. THANKFULLY, J got orders today. You can't go to transportation without orders. You can't set up movers without transportation. See where our dilemma was? Problem solved. Movers will come. No more 'packing' for me.
Lesson 4) I am a huge wimp:
Many of you are rolling your eyes right now. The fact that I am a fat wimp is no new revelation, but I'll let you all snicker and laugh at my girlishness anyways. We had a stack of boxes laying down in the kitchen and I moved them with my foot to get by them and when I did a nice big spider ran out from underneath it. So, I did what is standard protocol in this situation and I "EEEEkkked" and ran to the other room where I gagged profusely and squealed "ew! Ew! EW!" like a three year old. After a moment, I was able to compose myself and find a really big shoe and head back to the kitchen on the hunt. Suddenly, said spider is no where to be found. Now, I don't like spiders I'll be the first to admit that. They freak me the hell out. I've gotten better about my fear though and will even kill them by myself now {{I'm a big girl!}}. HOWEVER, there is one thing even scarier to me than a spider I can see; that's one I could see a second ago and now have no clue where it is {{Cue movie scene where the unsuspecting walks out of a room after losing visual contact with big creepy deadly spider and its hanging on their back}}. After a quick return to standard protocol, I pushed the boxes around brandishing my shoe-weapon hoping to find the creepy little bastard. Of course, I can't find it and for the next two hours every time I need something in the kitchen, I run in on my tiptoes and run out as quickly as possible on high alert in case the eight legged monster should come jumping out to eat me from it's hiding spot. After two hours J comes in picks up the boxes and finds my creepy little friend hiding under the middle of it and unceremoniously steps on it, ending my hours of wimpiness with one quick stomp of his shoe.
Is this move over yet?
Crazy men who take random numbers from the bible, turn them into mathematical equations they themselves make up and turn into a date they decide the world will end, most likely don't know what they are talking about. {{Weird. I know.}}
Lesson 2) A 20 month old can make a HUGE mess with little to nothing:
We have boxed up almost all of Bug's toys. Leaving out only a clear plastic totes worth that I will be taking with me on our excursion to NC. Both so she'll have toys in the car and some things of her own when we get there. I had to leave the tote about half empty because my child is neurotic and sleeps with about 8 toys in her bed. She knows which ones are there and if you try to sneak by her that one is missing she'll stand in her crib and yell for it; "Mouse! Mouse! My Mouse!" Also, I left out her crayons and what was left of a Giant Coloring Pages book. How could anyone make a mess with such little stuff to make a mess with? She completely emptied the clear tote and decided the GIANT coloring pages were too big and proceeded to tear them into much smaller mini-coloring pages. Nice.
Lesson 3) I hate moving. Bring on the paid people:
You'd think after moving so much my whole life, I'd have this whole moving thing down. Apparently, after I sat and did nothing but watch the movers pack and move our stuff and then un-pack it for our last move I gave up the will to be good at it. After all why should I do it when the military will do it for you? It's so easy right? Except we didn't have orders so we were going to have to move ALL of our stuff to the garage until we got orders and transportation could come and move it from there. No fun. We've been 'packing' since Friday and, while most of the big stuff is out in the garage awaiting further instruction, we are still laying on our couch cushions on the floor of the living room staring at the t.v. now set up on the coffee table. THANKFULLY, J got orders today. You can't go to transportation without orders. You can't set up movers without transportation. See where our dilemma was? Problem solved. Movers will come. No more 'packing' for me.
Lesson 4) I am a huge wimp:
Many of you are rolling your eyes right now. The fact that I am a fat wimp is no new revelation, but I'll let you all snicker and laugh at my girlishness anyways. We had a stack of boxes laying down in the kitchen and I moved them with my foot to get by them and when I did a nice big spider ran out from underneath it. So, I did what is standard protocol in this situation and I "EEEEkkked" and ran to the other room where I gagged profusely and squealed "ew! Ew! EW!" like a three year old. After a moment, I was able to compose myself and find a really big shoe and head back to the kitchen on the hunt. Suddenly, said spider is no where to be found. Now, I don't like spiders I'll be the first to admit that. They freak me the hell out. I've gotten better about my fear though and will even kill them by myself now {{I'm a big girl!}}. HOWEVER, there is one thing even scarier to me than a spider I can see; that's one I could see a second ago and now have no clue where it is {{Cue movie scene where the unsuspecting walks out of a room after losing visual contact with big creepy deadly spider and its hanging on their back}}. After a quick return to standard protocol, I pushed the boxes around brandishing my shoe-weapon hoping to find the creepy little bastard. Of course, I can't find it and for the next two hours every time I need something in the kitchen, I run in on my tiptoes and run out as quickly as possible on high alert in case the eight legged monster should come jumping out to eat me from it's hiding spot. After two hours J comes in picks up the boxes and finds my creepy little friend hiding under the middle of it and unceremoniously steps on it, ending my hours of wimpiness with one quick stomp of his shoe.
Is this move over yet?
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
{{mostly}} Wordless Wednesday
I get to see two {{only one is pictured}} of my favorite people on the planet tomorrow!! Yay!!
Sunday, May 15, 2011
As this weekend ends, I am thankful for...
Beautiful weather:
It has been gorgeous outside since Wednesday, which was a full day of rainy weather. I'd be happy if it just wanted to stay at 70 degrees until we left here. It made for the perfect weekend to have a garage sale!
Good friends:
My friend, who is also pregnant {{it's in the water don't drink after us if you don't want to catch it!}}, just found out she is having a boy. Since her oldest is a girl she had quite a bit of stuff to get rid of. She packed it all up and came out and enjoyed the weather {{and hopefully the company}} as much as I did. What is really awesome is her daughter is only a few months older than Bug and they play SO well together. So not only did we get friend time, but they did too. The second day another friend joined us with her 3 month old. It was a great way to spend the day!
Good humor:
My attempt to make some extra money and get rid of some crap didn't work out quite like I had hoped. It was pretty slow. I only made $22. I sold {{wait for it}} three WHOLE things. And it was the CRAP, too, not even the good stuff. The good news is I got to have some serious girl time while we "watched the yard sale" and the husband watched the girls. And we were also able to get the garage organized and the sand blaster cleaned out and ready for the move.
Good conversations:
I got to have a nice long {{albeit, disjointed one thanks to FB}} conversation with an old family friend that I haven't seen since the late 1990's. He was a big part of my family for a few years and it was nice to get to chat with him after all this time.
Smoked Turkey Legs:
There was an Art & Wine Festival here in town this weekend and since the weather was so nice we decided to go and enjoy the food.{{Need I say more?}}
A darn cute kid: {{warning: shameless mom moment in 3, 2, 1...}}
She LOVES that blanket!
B6, Zantac & Unisom:
Thanks to these miracle-wonder drugs I have been almost completely puke free for four whole days! It's AMAZING!!
Clean Sheets:
Really what's better than climbing into Downey fresh sheets at the end of a very busy and productive weekend?? {{Uh-huh! Not much!}}
Hope everyone had a great weekend!
It has been gorgeous outside since Wednesday, which was a full day of rainy weather. I'd be happy if it just wanted to stay at 70 degrees until we left here. It made for the perfect weekend to have a garage sale!
Good friends:
My friend, who is also pregnant {{it's in the water don't drink after us if you don't want to catch it!}}, just found out she is having a boy. Since her oldest is a girl she had quite a bit of stuff to get rid of. She packed it all up and came out and enjoyed the weather {{and hopefully the company}} as much as I did. What is really awesome is her daughter is only a few months older than Bug and they play SO well together. So not only did we get friend time, but they did too. The second day another friend joined us with her 3 month old. It was a great way to spend the day!
Good humor:
My attempt to make some extra money and get rid of some crap didn't work out quite like I had hoped. It was pretty slow. I only made $22. I sold {{wait for it}} three WHOLE things. And it was the CRAP, too, not even the good stuff. The good news is I got to have some serious girl time while we "watched the yard sale" and the husband watched the girls. And we were also able to get the garage organized and the sand blaster cleaned out and ready for the move.
Good conversations:
I got to have a nice long {{albeit, disjointed one thanks to FB}} conversation with an old family friend that I haven't seen since the late 1990's. He was a big part of my family for a few years and it was nice to get to chat with him after all this time.
Smoked Turkey Legs:
There was an Art & Wine Festival here in town this weekend and since the weather was so nice we decided to go and enjoy the food.{{Need I say more?}}
A darn cute kid: {{warning: shameless mom moment in 3, 2, 1...}}
She LOVES that blanket!
B6, Zantac & Unisom:
Thanks to these miracle-wonder drugs I have been almost completely puke free for four whole days! It's AMAZING!!
Clean Sheets:
Really what's better than climbing into Downey fresh sheets at the end of a very busy and productive weekend?? {{Uh-huh! Not much!}}
Hope everyone had a great weekend!
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