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  1. We moved. Mostly.

    There's still art on the walls of the old place, still yard
    implements as well, though not on the walls. Other items,
    too, I'm sure, but I'm too whupped right now to think about
    it clearly.

    I got the smoker pit in the new back yard and the gass
    grill, too. The electronics are installed at a primitive,
    but functional level.

    And I cooked in the new place tonight. Grilled flank steak
    with a red wine/shallot/garlic/mushroom sauce. Grilled
    zucchini with a balsamic and pepper crust on 'em. Grilled
    potato wedges. Steamed artichokes with an avocado/mayo/lemon
    dipping sauce.

    It was a little shaky, but mostly good.

    Tomorrow, I get the washer and drier hooked up. They didn't
    cooperate today.

    Oh, and the art. And my shoes.

    modom

  2. "Michael Odom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...
    : We moved. Mostly.
    :
    : There's still art on the walls of the old place,
    : still yard
    implements
    : as well, though not on the walls. Other items, too,
    : I'm sure,
    but I'm
    : too whupped right now to think about it clearly.
    :
    : I got the smoker pit in the new back yard and the
    : gass grill,
    too.
    : The electronics are installed at a primitive, but
    : functional
    level.
    :
    : And I cooked in the new place tonight. Grilled flank steak
    with a red
    : wine/shallot/garlic/mushroom sauce. Grilled zucchini with
    : a
    balsamic
    : and pepper crust on 'em. Grilled potato wedges. Steamed
    artichokes
    : with an avocado/mayo/lemon dipping sauce.
    :
    : It was a little shaky, but mostly good.
    :
    : Tomorrow, I get the washer and drier hooked up. They
    : didn't
    cooperate
    : today.
    :
    : Oh, and the art. And my shoes.
    :
    : modom
    =============

    My turn on 14 June. Uggh. Presuming all goes well - that's
    the scheduled closing date.

    <snort> I had a near panic attack just yesterday... a lady
    friend of mine whom I occasionally do work for asked if I'd
    be able to help her out another time or two before the big
    move. "Sure," I say, "the 14th is a lloonngg way off. Here,
    let's just look at this calendar...Arrgghh!"

    Is anyone else having this problem? The month between May
    and June is missing on the calendar! Where did it go? Why
    are all of the calendars defective this year? When will our
    missing month show up? After September might be nice but I
    really could use it where it belongs... Arrgghh!

    --
    Cyndi <Remove a "b" to reply>67

  3. Michael Odom <[email hidden]>
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    We moved. Mostly.

    There's still art on the walls of the old place, still
    yard implements as well, though not on the walls. Other
    items, too, I'm sure, but I'm too whupped right now to
    think about it clearly.

    I got the smoker pit in the new back yard and the gass
    grill, too. The electronics are installed at a primitive,
    but functional level.

    And I cooked in the new place tonight. Grilled flank steak
    with a red wine/shallot/garlic/mushroom sauce. Grilled
    zucchini with a balsamic and pepper crust on 'em. Grilled
    potato wedges. Steamed artichokes with an
    avocado/mayo/lemon dipping sauce.

    It was a little shaky, but mostly good.

    Tomorrow, I get the washer and drier hooked up. They
    didn't cooperate today.

    Oh, and the art. And my shoes.

    modom

    LOL... I think I'd rather be horse whipped at 12th and
    Olive, at high noon, naked, than move again. I don't know
    where you moved from (house, apt or high rise) but you'll
    soon nest in. I was totally out of my element when we
    moved. I'm a city boy. All of my adult life has been spent
    300 feet off the ground with a small terrace and container
    gardens. One thing I quickly learned, I can not call the
    maintenance man to change a light bulb, or fix anything
    else for that matter.

    I'll never move back to the city. I love it here. Your
    dinner sounds delish, BTW. Sounds like you are progressing
    quickly in your new digs. Congrats on your new surroundings.

    Michael <- at the home maintenance level 202
    --
    Deathbed statement...

    "Codeine . . . bourbon." ~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d.
    December 12, 1968

  4. Michael Odom said:


    We moved. Mostly.

    There's still art on the walls of the old place, still
    yard implements as well, though not on the walls. Other
    items, too, I'm sure, but I'm too whupped right now to
    think about it clearly.

    I got the smoker pit in the new back yard and the gass
    grill, too. The electronics are installed at a primitive,
    but functional level.

    And I cooked in the new place tonight. Grilled flank steak
    with a red wine/shallot/garlic/mushroom sauce. Grilled
    zucchini with a balsamic and pepper crust on 'em. Grilled
    potato wedges. Steamed artichokes with an
    avocado/mayo/lemon dipping sauce.

    It was a little shaky, but mostly good.

    Tomorrow, I get the washer and drier hooked up. They
    didn't cooperate today.

    Oh, and the art. And my shoes.

    modom

    it's interesting to see how you prioritize. for us, it was
    the last-minute stuff, the coffee pot, the mops, the
    dishsoap and drainer.

    Unpacking started with those items, then putting away the
    kitchen stuff first, then moving on to the closets and
    unpacking boxes.

    good times and good friends in your new home.

    maxine in ri

  5. Oh, oh, oh! Moving, I hate moving. One year we moved 4 times
    and haven't since 88 now. But it will be happening again,
    once we retire in 3 years. I feel for you! It is such an
    awful lot of work!

    "Michael Odom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    We moved. Mostly.

    There's still art on the walls of the old place, still
    yard implements as well, though not on the walls. Other
    items, too, I'm sure, but I'm too whupped right now to
    think about it clearly.

    I got the smoker pit in the new back yard and the gass
    grill, too. The electronics are installed at a primitive,
    but functional level.

    And I cooked in the new place tonight. Grilled flank steak
    with a red wine/shallot/garlic/mushroom sauce. Grilled
    zucchini with a balsamic and pepper crust on 'em. Grilled
    potato wedges. Steamed artichokes with an
    avocado/mayo/lemon dipping sauce.

    It was a little shaky, but mostly good.

    Tomorrow, I get the washer and drier hooked up. They
    didn't cooperate today.

    Oh, and the art. And my shoes.

    modom

  6. Michael Odom said:


    We moved. Mostly.

    There's still art on the walls of the old place, still
    yard implements as well, though not on the walls. Other
    items, too, I'm sure, but I'm too whupped right now to
    think about it clearly.

    I got the smoker pit in the new back yard and the gass
    grill, too. The electronics are installed at a primitive,
    but functional level.

    And I cooked in the new place tonight.

    Then you're good-to-go! Congratulations on the move and
    enjoy your kitchen remodel.

    gloria p

  7. Rick & Cyndi said:

    My turn on 14 June. Uggh. Presuming all goes well - that's
    the scheduled closing date.

    OOooo good luck! It can be a tense time!

    Quoted message said:

    Is anyone else having this problem? The month between May
    and June is missing on the calendar! Where did it go? Why
    are all of the calendars defective this year? When will our
    missing month show up? After September might be nice but I
    really could use it where it belongs... Arrgghh!

    Months? I keep missing chunks of days. They just
    foooosh by! 🙂

    --
    Siobhan Perricone "This isn't right. This isn't even wrong."
    - Wolfgang Pauli, on a paper submitted by a physicist
    colleague

  8. maxine in ri <[email hidden]> :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Michael Odom said:


    We moved. Mostly.

    There's still art on the walls of the old place, still
    yard implements as well, though not on the walls. Other
    items, too, I'm sure, but I'm too whupped right now to
    think about it clearly.

    I got the smoker pit in the new back yard and the gass
    grill, too. The electronics are installed at a primitive,
    but functional level.

    And I cooked in the new place tonight. Grilled flank
    steak with a red wine/shallot/garlic/mushroom sauce.
    Grilled zucchini with a balsamic and pepper crust on 'em.
    Grilled potato wedges. Steamed artichokes with an
    avocado/mayo/lemon dipping sauce.

    It was a little shaky, but mostly good.

    Tomorrow, I get the washer and drier hooked up. They
    didn't cooperate today.

    Oh, and the art. And my shoes.

    modom

    it's interesting to see how you prioritize. for us, it was
    the last-minute stuff, the coffee pot, the mops, the
    dishsoap and drainer.

    Unpacking started with those items, then putting away the
    kitchen stuff first, then moving on to the closets and
    unpacking boxes.

    good times and good friends in your new home.

    maxine in ri

    With me it was the bedroom and bathroom stuff. Iknew I'd
    want to shower and crash after the move. The bedroom had to
    be the first priority for me. Next was the kitchen stuff.
    Bedroom, bathroom then kitchen. I could survive for awhile
    that way while sorting out the rest of it.

    Michael
    --
    Deathbed statement...

    "Codeine . . . bourbon." ~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d.
    December 12, 1968

  9. Siobhan Perricone said:
    Rick & Cyndi said:

    My turn on 14 June. Uggh. Presuming all goes well -
    that's the scheduled closing date.

    OOooo good luck! It can be a tense time!

    Quoted message said:

    Is anyone else having this problem? The month between May
    and June is missing on the calendar! Where did it go? Why
    are all of the calendars defective this year? When will
    our missing month show up? After September might be nice
    but I really could use it where it belongs... Arrgghh!

    Months? I keep missing chunks of days. They just
    foooosh by! 🙂

    Sure wish that would happen to me between now and May 12th!
    :o)

    Jill

  10. Siobhan Perricone <[email hidden]>
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Rick & Cyndi said:

    My turn on 14 June. Uggh. Presuming all goes well - that's
    the scheduled closing date.

    OOooo good luck! It can be a tense time!

    Quoted message said:

    Is anyone else having this problem? The month between May
    and June is missing on the calendar! Where did it go? Why
    are all of the calendars defective this year? When will
    our missing month show up? After September might be nice
    but I really could use it where it belongs... Arrgghh!

    Months? I keep missing chunks of days. They just
    foooosh by! 🙂

    I never know what day it is, or the date either. I go by all
    week thinking it's Wednesday.

    Michael
    --
    Deathbed statement...

    "Codeine . . . bourbon." ~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d.
    December 12, 1968

  11. "Dog3" <dognospam@adjfkdla;not> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Siobhan Perricone <[email hidden]>
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Rick & Cyndi said:

    My turn on 14 June. Uggh. Presuming all goes well -
    that's the scheduled closing date.

    OOooo good luck! It can be a tense time!

    Quoted message said:

    Is anyone else having this problem? The month between
    May and June is missing on the calendar! Where did it
    go? Why are all of the calendars defective this year?
    When will our missing month show up? After September
    might be nice but I really could use it where it
    belongs... Arrgghh!

    Months? I keep missing chunks of days. They just foooosh
    by! 🙂

    I never know what day it is, or the date either. I go by
    all week


    thinking

    Quoted message said:

    it's Wednesday.

    Michael

    What makes Wednesday so important? I'd rather go all week
    thinking it's Saturday!

    kili
    --
    "Beer, the cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems." - - Homer
    Simpson

  12. "kilikini" <[email hidden]>
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    "Dog3" <dognospam@adjfkdla;not> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Siobhan Perricone <[email hidden]>
    :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    On Wed, 05 May 2004 06:01:48 GMT, "Rick & Cyndi"
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >My turn on 14 June. Uggh. Presuming all goes well -
    >that's the scheduled closing date.

    OOooo good luck! It can be a tense time!

    >Is anyone else having this problem? The month between
    >May and June is missing on the calendar! Where did it
    >go? Why are all of the calendars defective this year?
    >When will our missing month show up? After September
    >might be nice but I really could use it where it
    >belongs... Arrgghh!

    Months? I keep missing chunks of days. They just
    foooosh by! 🙂

    I never know what day it is, or the date either. I go by
    all week


    thinking

    Quoted message said:

    it's Wednesday.

    Michael

    What makes Wednesday so important? I'd rather go all week
    thinking it's Saturday!

    kili

    <shrug> I dunno. Hump day maybe?

    Michael
    --
    Deathbed statement...

    "Codeine . . . bourbon." ~~Tallulah Bankhead, actress, d.
    December 12, 1968

  13. "kilikini" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Dog3" <dognospam@adjfkdla;not> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I never know what day it is, or the date either. I go by
    all week


    thinking

    Quoted message said:

    it's Wednesday.

    Michael

    What makes Wednesday so important? I'd rather go all week
    thinking it's Saturday!

    kili

    I think my weekly calender goes something like "Sunday,
    Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday, Saturday". YMMV

    Bret

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