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Hulk Hogan Mourns the Loss of 'Macho Man' Randy Savage
Wrestler and reality show star, Hulk Hogan, was hit especially hard with the news of Savage's passing -- a friend he was just beginning to reconnect with after years of professional and personal conflict.
The pair formed wrestling duo, "Mega Powers," in the late 1980s, before Hogan booted Savage out of a 1989 Royal Rumble. The two wrestling greats squared off once again at WrestleMania V in which Hogan took home the World Title -- decimating any chance for a "Mega Powers" reunion. Adding fuel to their already flammable relationship, it was also rumored that Hogan had an affair with Savage's ex-wife, during their marriage as well as after their divorce.
"I'm completely devastated, after over 10 years of not talking with Randy, we've finally started to talk and communicate," Hogan tweeted.
While behind the wheel of his Jeep Wrangler on Friday morning, Savage suffered a heart attack, causing him to lost control of his vehicle and ultimately collide head-on with a tree.
"He had so much life in his eyes & in his spirit, I just pray that he's happy and in a better place and we miss him," Hogan continued.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson also took to Twitter to express his condolences and to celebrate his childhood hero.
"RIP Randy "Macho Man" Savage - you were one of my childhood inspirations and heros. Strength, love and prayers to the Savage/Poffo family," Johnson tweeted.
Professional wrestler, John Cena, also chimed in on the loss the wrestling great: "The untimely passing of randy savage is indeed tragic. All true fans of wrestling will mourn this loss. One of the all time greats," he tweeted.
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- Friday 20 MayBy arlette
This is truly sad news. I remember meeting him years ago with his then wife Elizabeth. We hope that he is now in a much better place and he is at peace.
- Friday 20 MayBy Rick
THANKS FOR THE WONDERFUL MEMORIES! RIP IN PEACE!(OooooYea!)
- Friday 20 MayBy Jim Longan
Randy "The Macho Man" Savage will be greatly missed, he was one of the Greatest Wrestlers in the world! RIP Randy, I really enjoyed watching you wrestle, you were one of my favorites!
- Friday 20 MayBy gail
You were always one of my favorites. RIP Randy.
- Friday 20 MayBy ellen
wow in the 80's he was the bomb I remember kids crazy for him and Hulk. May he rest in peace.
- Friday 20 MayBy martin bosse
randy will be miss thoughts and prayers go to the family
- Friday 20 MayBy pearl
Wow....all of the memories that came flooding back of Macho Man. What a legend, what a wrestler. I can see him looking around heaven and God asking him what he thinks. And he smiles and says OOOOOOOOOOhhhh Yeah!!! RIP Randy I'm gonna miss you
- Friday 20 MayBy Patty
You will be greatly missed by all those you have touched through the years Randy Savage......R.I.P Your fans love you.
- Friday 20 MayBy md4e626
RIP Macho Man! Him and Hulk were the greatest back then...also remember Brutus the Barber Beefcake? Lol. I don't think you can get them like that anymore.
- Friday 20 MayBy Mandy
He will be missed by everyone. RIP Randy "MACHO MAN" Savage. OOOOOOOOOYEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!
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- Saturday 21 May
Now's not the time to preach, Ed .......
- Friday 20 MayBy mikenumnuts
Back in the day when I did watch wrestling, he was one of my favorites. RIP Randy.
- Friday 20 MayBy seb50
I met Randy at a marina in St. Pete. He ALWAYS had a big hello and never missed an opportunity to speak with kids and offer autographs. "Snap into a Slim Jim" Randy! You will be missed.
- Friday 20 MayBy jbjg24m
one of the best wrestlers of all time, used to watch him every chance he was in the ring, one fantastic and agile wrestlers of all time, will miss him tremendously, R I P Randy
- Friday 20 May
too young late fifties to kick the bucket,so i pray for his family
at this time. TOO YOUNG RANDY SAVAGE WHO DIE WAY TOO YOUNG SAD.RIP
i think he was very HUMBLE as most wrestler are NOT that way so rip sir. we will be missing you just to know HOW he die is a real tragic, so unexpected. he must have had a heart attack b 4 accident maybe. i guess we will know soon enough.RIP your in heaven now to live through your millions of fans,old colleagues of the WWF,along with your family RIP.
- Friday 20 May
I always actually like Savage over Hogan, he was a great high flyer and more brutal wrestler the hulk had been. You will be missed Randy.
Signed Randy...(Yes that is my real first name)
- Saturday 21 MayBy franko
loved your profetional approach to kicking but and entertaining america rip our loss randy
- Saturday 21 MayBy ursini55
I had the great opportunity to have Mr Poffo train at a gym I was managing back in the 80s while he was in the New York area. I refer to him as Mr Poffo because not once during the week that I was with him did he ever revert to his stage persona. He was gracious, helpful and did not turn down anyones hand to shake or paper to sign. A consumate professional and an even better person. for one last time ..... "oooooooooooooooh yeah" we lost a good one!! Peace out my brother.
- Saturday 21 MayBy invmartyc
I used to see Savage all the time at the high and dry marina he used to have his boat in. He was always very kind and generous to everyone, a real gentleman. Sad to hear that he died so young, but there seems to be some truth in the statement that the good die young. All my best to his family.
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Yeah, just what I came here looking for! I haven't been here forever, but I was hoping to connect with other Mamas who are moving.
We're selling our condo and moving (somewhere not too far away, don't know where yet). We had the real estate team over today, took pictures and worked on the write up and signed paperwork. Won't really feel official until it's on the MLS and I can see the photos online!
This will be our first selling experience. Ia m NOT looking forward to showings and the disruption this will cause all of us. With a kindergartener and a 3 year old, we have lots of toys -- though I have decluttered an AMAZING amount and the agents were thrilled with the work we had done since they were last here. We got a storage unit and have practically filled it up... so a lot of our stuff is already packed, which should make moving more manageable, right?
DH spackled and repainted, new grout around the tub, all that stuff, while I packed things for storage.
Anyway, I was hoping to hear from other moms of young ones on what it's like living in a house that's on the market. I WOH FT, nights, so I am home most of the day and I get a later start than most people. It'll be easier with the nice weather to just pack up and hit a park as needed for showings.
What MUST be done before each showing? I assume counters cleared, sink empty, tidy home, clean bathrooms... Do people expect to see vacuum lines? Do I have to take out the garbage/recycling every day?
Experiences? Advice? How disruptive is it?
Welcome, Betsy! We sold our previous house with a 10 mo, 3yo, and 4yo. It can be done. I'm sorry I don't have time now to say more, but I will come back to it!
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
Our house goes on the market on Friday and I'm planning on the same system with three kids and the same old dog. . Luckily we leave on Friday for a ten day vacation so I would seriously love to have an offer without disrupting our lives!!
Personally, I think you're given a bit of a "pass" since you have small kids. People won't mind a few toys on the floor when they're looking around.
For me, I'm going to vacuum every morning (which is so far from my norm it's funny), have a couple of "10 minutes to run around and clean like Mommy" times a day, and wipe off the counters the final minutes before we walk out the door. I think it will be good enough. My agent also said that in a pinch I should shove stuff under the beds (a space we don't use for anything) and not in closets.
Chatty Girl - 3/2006, Lovey Boy - 1/2010, Delicious Baby Girl - 1/2012
Well, almost everything I own is in a 10x10 storage unit, and only the few things I need over the next two months (my clothes, makeup, computer) and a few things my kids need (a small box of toys, their bunkbed, and their clothes) are here at my mom's house, where we will be staying until August 1. I cannot WAIT to get my apartment! These next two months are really going to help me to appreciate it.
I am totally decluttered. When I get my place, I only have exactly what I need. I have four glasses, four plates, and four bowls. (Okay, that's one extra from what we need, since I only have two kids...) I have no extra junk. It's both nice and also a little scary to have so little "stuff." My apartment will be nice and tidy, though.
PenelopeJune, that is AWESOME! Must feel so good!!!!! You are an inspiration.
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
Glad I found this thread. I'm getting a lot of great information and inspiration. Your posts here are so enthusiastic, I'm psyched to get cracking!
We're getting ready for a short-sale of our home. We've been here for 10 years, so have the attending 10 years (plus 20 years of marriage) of stuff to recycle, toss, shred, sell and pack.
It's going to be really nerve wracking, to say the least. Dh and I agreed that the next few months we're going to have to put double the effort into being calm and flexible, and not bite each other's heads off. I know that plowing through 20 years of accumulated stuff is going to surface some resentment with me: the office dh took over with piles and piles of computer equipment and boxes, the piles and piles of stuff in the garage that I feel was never my responsibility to care for. So, for my part I'm going to work very hard on not letting resentment take over each time I tackle a corner of the house, and dh needs to commit to sorting and getting rid of a whole lot of equipment and junk.
I'm trying to emotionally distance myself from this sale, as we're moving under less than ideal circumstances (mortgage is upside down, we're in financial trouble) and we need to do what's right for us, not what saves face. It helps to remember that this is a business transaction that's going to leave us in much better financial health and stability.
I'm reminding dh and myself that keeping an 'up' attitude is going to help our kids cope with this much better. Which of course makes things easier for the two of us.
I've been skimming from the first page. Apparently investing in a lable-maker is beneficial? Someone here mentioned that a couple months ago.
Yard sales, Craig's List, Freecycle, etc: I haven't done anything like that. I'm 44 years old and have never held a yard sale! I'm thinking I must be brave, the time has come to attempt a yard sale! Lol!
Let's see...I told the realtor, no showings without at least an hour's notice, preferably 24 hours. We packed away a ton of stuff so there wasn't much to clean up. I did the floors first thing every morning (vacuum and dry mop). We were lucky and sold after just a couple of showings. Even that was stressful. I also second the advice of waiting until the people show up and then leaving, so you don't take kids out unnecessarily. I think paring WAY down on toys and just putting all the most messy stuff in storage helped us a lot.
I'd build a separate time, or two, into your daily routine for extra tidying to keep it manageable if you get a showing on short notice.
I think people understand if you have small kids. I would not leave smelly garbage out, but trash in the trash bin? Sure. (Take the diaper pail out with you when you go.) Counters as bare as you can possibly make them; everything up in cabinets. Wipe the counters and tables down, wipe the sink and sink fixtures down, swish the toilets, etc.
Keep some glass cleaner handy if you have glass doors/windows/mirrors that get fingerprinted.
I also bought rolls of instant chocolate-chip cookie dough and cut off and baked like 4 cookies just before people came over. With that rolled-up dough you can easily do this over and over. I also put out a pitcher of lemonade and/or water with lemon floating in it, and glasses. The house smelled heavenly from the cookies and people appreciated the snack (it was summertime).
I had special new towels that I put out just for showings!
I used opaque plastic bins in closets for hiding stuff on short notice.
No need to leave vacuum lines, just make sure the crumbs are gone.
Also I would make the beds in the morning and make the bedroom off-limits after that...so when the time came, it was only the kitchen, living room, and bathroom that needed cleaning. If you have multiple bathrooms make all but one off-limits for the same reason.
I think a strategic use of videos for that half-hour before the showing is a good idea if it will keep your kids out of trouble while you run around and tidy up.
Good luck!!!!!!!
Yeah, just what I came here looking for! I haven't been here forever, but I was hoping to connect with other Mamas who are moving.
We're selling our condo and moving (somewhere not too far away, don't know where yet). We had the real estate team over today, took pictures and worked on the write up and signed paperwork. Won't really feel official until it's on the MLS and I can see the photos online!
This will be our first selling experience. Ia m NOT looking forward to showings and the disruption this will cause all of us. With a kindergartener and a 3 year old, we have lots of toys -- though I have decluttered an AMAZING amount and the agents were thrilled with the work we had done since they were last here. We got a storage unit and have practically filled it up... so a lot of our stuff is already packed, which should make moving more manageable, right?
DH spackled and repainted, new grout around the tub, all that stuff, while I packed things for storage.
Anyway, I was hoping to hear from other moms of young ones on what it's like living in a house that's on the market. I WOH FT, nights, so I am home most of the day and I get a later start than most people. It'll be easier with the nice weather to just pack up and hit a park as needed for showings.
What MUST be done before each showing? I assume counters cleared, sink empty, tidy home, clean bathrooms... Do people expect to see vacuum lines? Do I have to take out the garbage/recycling every day?
Experiences? Advice? How disruptive is it?
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
well, it finally feels official... i really thought i'd probably move this year, and now i'm official loan approved and i have a definate date as to when i need to be out of my current place (it was up in the air before). so my motivation is renewed. my mom is going to start coming over on weekends to help sort and pack and i have GOT to have myself a garage sale!
Katie, mommy to Oliver (2007) and brand new Ava Estelle (2014)!
Decluttering Challenge: 303/2014 items are gone!
$728 made from selling my "stuff"
(I've gotten rid of 3711 items over the last four years on this forum! Last years selling total: $456)
Trying to figure out in the next couple of weeks whether to do a short sale or foreclosure. Sad that I'm in this position at all. I need it sorted out and decided before July 1st. Might need to be out of this home by Oct 1st. My parents are hopefully helping me get a new place, but we're in limbo on that front right now -- not much on the market, and the one I reeeeallly want is a stretch for them (worth it, I think, but it's their decision ultimately.)
I ran out of steam this week but am trying to put myself back together and keep moving forward. The pool table downstairs SHOULD be gone on Thursday -- we set up an appointment for the guy to come get it. I had a super-busy week and I'm now tidying up, getting the dishes under control, etc. The constant rain is not a help. The "easy" lawnmower still is not fixed, grr. PMS also is not helping, LOL. Just one foot in front of the other until it's done.
I hate this limbo. Want to be done!!!
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
Hugs to everyone. We are living with my parents and this is a whole new set of challenges.
Mom to J and never-ending , 0/2014 items decluttered, 0/52 crafts crafts completed
Seeking zen in 2014. Working on journaling and finding peace this year. Spending my free time taking J to swimteam
Among other reasons, we chose to do a short sale instead of a foreclosure so that we're the ones that made the decision. Sort of a "You can't fire me, I quit!" thing. I'm just so disgusted that our creditors, including the mortgage company, have been completely unwilling to work with us. We're selling it, they're not taking it away from us and kicking us out. I know, it's kind of a thin difference there! We're still going to have to declare bankruptcy afterwards. But it makes me feel better.
How long will you be with your parents?
Thanks, Worthy, for your post up there about showing the house. I don't know what to expect when we get to that point! That's really helpful.
I dont know how long we will be at my parents house. As soon as I get a job offer in writing I can go rent an apartment. I've been doing resumes every day and trying to set up as many interviews as I can. This area of the country is much better economically than the area I left, however, companies are slower - much slower to respond to resumes and slower to fill openings. We've been here 3 1/2 weeks, I've had 3 interviews, several phone calls type interviews and I have at least one more interview waiting to be scheduled. Plus I'm waiting to hear back from an interview I had last week (I thought that one was going to be an offer for sure but... now I'm wondering).
Living with my parents is just so 'challenging' on so many different levels. We defiantly need our own space, and fast. I'm living out of boxes in the garage and a few items in the house. My mother is very territorial and controlling OMG!
Mom to J and never-ending , 0/2014 items decluttered, 0/52 crafts crafts completed
Seeking zen in 2014. Working on journaling and finding peace this year. Spending my free time taking J to swimteam
There's nothing like planning a big potluck/party to get the clutter consolidated in the garage. LOL! At least there is plenty of space in the garage for the clutter, and it feels good consolidating it (or the majority of it) into one big pile that will be easy to chip away at over the next few weeks.
Supposedly tomorrow is the day the (set-up) pool table will be gone. Yay. Still have one in storage, but that is less pressing. Get the big lunking eyesore out of here!
The yard is a mess -- tons of rain, no time to mow or garden -- sigh.
At least the moving-clutter-into-the-garage is lifting my spirits for now.
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
Hi Ladies,
We sold our house! Rather quickly too--less than a week on the market!
We ended up getting a storage locker which is filled to the brim. Still, a lot in those boxes that can be decluttered, I'm sure, but we really wanted the house listed.
We also had a stager come in and we rented out her fancy artwork, sheet sets, sheers, throw cushions, knick knacks....we just didn't have the time to do all the shopping and really it's not that expensive. (actually, our real estate agent decide to pay the bill, which shocked us!) Our online photo's totally didn't look like we lived in the house :)
So, getting the kids and dog out the door was a royal pain, especially when they touch everything and don't want to let me just clean up and set up. (we had the table set and bedding to change, etc.) But, I lucked out with my mother coming to stay with us the last couple weeks and she's born organized and obsessively clean. LOL (I was tempted to lock the kids in the van with a DVD if I had to do all the setting/cleaning up myself! eek!)
Betsy: When showing the house the stager told us to turn on every light, everything off counters (except our kettle in the kitchen), all windows closed but curtains way open, boil cinnamon in a bowl in the microwave (we don't have a microwave, so I just bought some cookie scented air fresheners), make sure all vehicles are out of the drive way, then basic tidy out front--we left our garbage in the garage...)
Good luck! Hmmm...now to get a house to move into....
Chalex, that is awesome! Proof that it can be done...really great to hear.
I negotiated with XH in writing for more time...basically the house will not go on the market until Oct 1st, to give the kids and me time to find a place to move before making a decision about how to leave the house (short sale, foreclosure, deed in lieu, whatever is best). It's complicated and I won't go into more detail except to say that when XH left, I was left with an unreasonable financial burden and the path was pretty much set by that.
Fingers crossed that "the house" will work out before then. Or that some reasonable second-best will surface in time.
Good luck to all who are selling, looking, moving, packing...
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
How is everyone doing? I'm headed into my garage RIGHT NOW for some quick, focused work. I'm gonna try to get the recycling and trash all separated out of the pile, and stuff that really belongs "in the house" piled into the kitchen so I can put it away later.
Soooooooooo sick of the Garage Pile. Time to make it go away for good.
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
Ugh. I am out of steam. Whew. Recycling is piled into my car, trash and paper compost and metal recycling just waiting for the right day to get rid of them. There are still a couple of boxes of junk to go through, and other cleanup/tidying on the things I'm definitely keeping. But I made a lot of progress and I shouldn't have expected to get it all miraculously done in one morning. I hate the slow nature of this -- the garage has been a mess since we moved in, and it's still not quite "not a mess," but at least I'm not un-do-ing the work by adding anything to it. I'm stuck in that "will it ever be done?!" part. But it has to, right, if I keep at it?
I'm just too darn responsible. Can't toss anything that could be useful to someone. Bane of my existence! So I have all these piles...recycle, compost, donate, give to particular friends...and sometimes I wish I was the kind of person who could just get a dumpster and be done with it. But no.
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
Worthy- I give you permission to get rid of everything. You do not need to find a 'home' for every last little thing. You CAN get a dumpster and be done with this.
Mom to J and never-ending , 0/2014 items decluttered, 0/52 crafts crafts completed
Seeking zen in 2014. Working on journaling and finding peace this year. Spending my free time taking J to swimteam
We moved when I had one in half day Kindergarten, a two-year-old and a four month old. Whew. I had one hour notice on showings. People would come all sorts of time, such as two hours later while we were eating dinner, etc. The worst was when we all had the stomach flu and canceled showings, but the people showed up anyway.
This is what I did:
- In the morning, tidy the upstairs and then keep it off limits.
- Pack boxes, label with a number and keep a computer file on what was in each box. Pack the boxes neatly in a corner of the basement to be moved to storage later
- Cut up apples and place them in the crockpot with a little water. Heat on low. They can be left all day to make the house smell nice, and I used the homemade applesauce for my kids
- When I was exhausted, I would pack the kids in the car with a portable DVD player and park a couple of blocks away so I could see when the showing ended and could get back in the house. I felt weird about doing this, but with two in diapers, and selling in the middle of winter, it sometimes saved my sanity.
- Use small bags for diapers, garbage, etc., so they can be quickly tossed
- Stash laundry in the dry washer or the dryer if needed, or use a towel to cover the top of baskets containing dirty laundry.
- Invest in lots of windex and paper towels. In five minutes, all of the sinks, faucets, toilets, etc are shiny.
- Toss, toss, toss. Sometimes it is cheaper to re-buy something than it is to pay to move it, and most of the time you find you can live without it anyway.
Glad to see everyone is making so much progress. Yay for homes being sold and rented! Zebra, hope you can find a job soon. We've lived with the parents and it was really tough. I sympathize.
Last time we sold a house I had an infant. She was 9 months old when it finally sold. I remember the realtor was really pushing for the house to be perfectly clean at every showing. It was really unrealistic. I had some hoarding issues back then and it was a little 750 square foot condo and it was packed so I remember feeling frustrated at constantly having to straighten up for the last minute showings. Plus I was working part-time back then too and up all night with a baby and had PPD. I've actually been practicing for when the house goes on the market though. I've been trying to pick up messes right after they are made and keep on the kids about not leaving laundry on the floor and toys out. I think it will be easier this time around with owning so much less stuff.
Due to rainy weather every weekend we were finally able to have our yardsale last weekend. It coincided with a town wide yardsale so I'm glad the other weekends were rained out. We were at a friend's house on a main road so we had tons of customers. I sold quite a bit. I was really proud of my Mom though, she sold off lots of her dish and pottery collections. She looked like she was about to cry a couple of times but she is excited for our duplex to eventually be sold. We're actually planning another yard sale for towards the end of summer.
mama to and and
We finally managed to unpack & put away nearly all the stuff in the boxes that had been languishing in the second bedroom after our move! DH played with DD and I unpacked like a fiend. There are still several boxes of books (no bookshelves yet) and a pile of pictures-to-be-hung, but other than that the room is actually livable and looks nice. Which is good...because MIL arrives for a two-month visit in just a couple of weeks!
Mom to the wacky and wonderful Kalyani (August 2011)
Under all this stress it is no wonder depression is rearing it's ugly unwelcome head. I've struggled against it's tide my whole life. Pills of the right sort help immensely, but I've been avoiding resorting to them while childbearing and breastfeeding since they aren't known to be safe. In the meantime I just struggle along gallantly.
I've started throwing things away like mad. I want a clean start at my new home. I'll be there in less than 48 hours. Hard to believe.
Lunarlady, at this point you're almost there. Maybe next time you post you'll be moved in to the new place. Hang in there!!
Today I cleaned/organized a lot in my garage. THE PILE is gone. Whew. There is stuff to re-tidy and put-in-the-right-bins around the perimeter, but I could actually put my car in my garage if I wanted to. First time in YEARS. I am amazed.
I am still caught in a sense of wonder -- will it really stay that way? I think so, because I'm decluttering a decade's worth of clutter in this house from a failed marriage, and a lifetime's worth of clutter that my mother or I thought needed to stay in boxes (no longer!) My house is not spotless but it's in good used shape. The bits of clutter that are out could get put away quickly and I wouldn't be overwhelmed -- there are no boxes of junk to sort through, everything has a place, etc.
I need to better stack the bins in the corner of the garage and also go through and declutter the craft bins. Need to do the same for the art shelf in the dining room. Also the laundry room has more dirty and clean stuff piled up than I would like, so I want to get that managed soon.
Oh, I lied. There is one bin in the kitchen of things that all need putting away, and another bin under my desk in the bedroom. But they've been de-junked and now just need to be dispersed.
I have a box here of unlabeled VCR tapes that I need to go through quickly to figure out which few can't be parted with (kids first steps, etc). Will try to do that tonight.
Also a pile of empty gallon maple syrup jugs in the kitchen that need washing and sterilizing for future years (we live in a sugaring town and every year I save $3 for every jug I reuse, so they are worth storing.)
I mowed the backyard and it's looking good. Have to do the front yard now, but it's been very hot...tomorrow or the weekend.
All of my cabinets and shelves are decluttered and organized except the art shelves (easy to do).
The garage has only things in it that I'm positively keeping. Amazing. It literally took me a year to de-junk and de-clutter our house. XH left just shy of a year ago.
Our CD collection is disorganized and needs some time spent on it, but that's an "easy" self-contained project.
I think I'm really done with all the major decluttering. Doesn't seem possible, but it seems to be true. I am sure I will be getting rid of random little things here and there, but all the major going-through-everything-and-getting-rid-of-all-we-don't-use-love-or-need has been done.
The garden is another story -- WEEDY! -- but the house is in good shape. I am kind of stunned as I feel like I have been working on it forever and it doesn't seem possible that this day has come.
As far as the house sale goes, now it's on hold, which is actually a relief. Too complicated to explain, but the earliest it will go on the market now is fall, so I have some breathing room to finish some projects (like painting exterior trim and shutters, etc).
Still no idea where we're going next. Still hoping to have help buying a particular house, but I'm at the mercy of the person who is considering helping me, and I just have to be patient. Might otherwise be moving to a rental; not thrilled at the idea of moving twice, but I really feel I need to get out of this house and move on after the divorce. We'll see.
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
We close on our new house one week from today ... so that means that I finally had to start packing and the absolute best reason to start throwing junk away! I had a huge charity pile about two months ago and I thought I was done donating. At this point I have at least twice as much as before. Go me!! And I can already see a ton more to stick in the pile.
We move in 1.5 weeks. Packing while keeping the house show-worthy while keeping the three kids occupied and out of the way... Eeks!
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I just want to say that I love my Shop Vac. I vacuumed a large portion of my garage this week and it is awesomely clean. I can even walk barefoot in it (never would allow that before).
Today I'm taking a bunch of compost and recycling to the dump. Yesterday I dropped two big bags of packing materials off for someone in town who has an ebay business and is grateful for them. Hmm, maybe I'll do more in the garage today if it isn't too hot.
Love the snowball effect!
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
As we get settled in I feel better. I'm a cancer so being homeless (emotionally, not physically) is super hard for me. And, of course, the stars are contributing to major upheaval. 2012, a year for the death of the old and start of something new. I hope we all find joy in changes.
lunarlady, I'm so glad to hear you've "landed"! Keep us posted as you get yourself settled. I like to think of moving as a new beginning without clutter. (After the piles-of-boxes stage, of course.) It's an opportunity.
My mantra for today -- I don't have to get it all done today. I ended up doing some spontaneous social things yesterday that cut into my time at home. Not sure whether I made the right call about that. But the reality is, the world won't end if I don't get X, Y, and Z done today. (Though I do absolutely have to get A, B, and C done...) Prioritizing is hard when I want it All Done Now.
It's so hard not knowing when/where we are moving. I am in kind of a holding pattern and it's uncomfortable. I expect I'll be able to make progress on that plan within the next month, but even that feels like a long time. Breathe...
- single homeschooling mom to 16, 15, 12, 11
Lunarlady, your success give me hope. I can imagine doing the same- continue to declutter while unpacking.
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Another twist in what has become the most scrutinized play in Week 1, the NFL has now come out and said that 49ers Tackle, Joe Staley, did nothing wrong when he confronted Clay Matthews and that the play should have resulted in 1st and Goal from the 3 for the 49ers. So if you were keeping up, instead of 3rd and 6 from the 10, it should have been 4th and 2 at the 6, but if everything was called right, it would have been 1st and Goal from the 3. From the league: Dean Blandino reviewed it & determined that Staley should not have been flagged. It should have been 1st & goal from the 3 — Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 9, 2013
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Hours after the destruction of Black Mesa, the news is bad. It seems whatever was detonated didn't make it to the underground missile silo complexes, as hoped. Forget about Freeman? You can say that again, but this is way out of control. If we're to cover this up quietly, we're going to need to get rid of the "evidence", so to speak.
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MEREDITH — Lakes Region Dancing with Stars is back! The next charity show will be Friday, November 14, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at the Interlakes Community Auditorium located at 1 Laker Lane.
This year's cast and charities are: Kathleen Burke-Tech Integrator for the Inter-Lakes School District will be dancing for The Cure Starts Now Cancer Foundation in memory of John Bradley Thompson. Don Crowell of the Epilepsy Foundation of New England dancing for the Epilepsy Foundation of New England, Dan Fife dancing for the Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region, Molly King the Program Director of 98.3 LNH dancing for the LNH Children's Auction, Chris McCarthey owner of the Insurance Outlet in Laconia dancing for the Laconia Santa Fund, Gina McGuire local author dancing for the NH Humane Society, Rob Nedeau the Deputy Sheriff of Belknap County dancing for the Greater Meredith Career Partnership Fund, Brooke Wakefield of the Circle Program dancing for the Circle Program.
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WOLFEBORO — Fiddler, step dancer, singer-song writer April Verch will lead her group in the next live performance presented by the Wolfeboro Friends of Music on Saturday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in Anderson Hall at Brewster Academy, 205 South Main St.
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Speare Oncology Team hosting Art of Healing Painting Party on October 9
PLYMOUTH — Family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, maybe even you—we all know someone who has been diagnosed with cancer. For many it is being embraced by love, support and encouraging words that help them through their journey.
It is in the spirit of that shared experience that you are invited to join our Oncology Team for an Art of Healing Painting Party on Thursday, October 9, 6:30 p.m., at Kil'n Time Art Studio in Plymouth. Coming together as a community you will be able to remember, to share experiences and provide hope on canvas. The cost to attend is $10 per painter. Space is limited and advance registration and payment is required. Reserve your spot by calling Kil'n Time Art Studio directly at (603) 238-9147.
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We all know the phrase "Getting along like cats and dogs," but who knew that phrase originated when a dog just wanted to walk by a cat?
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Employment- Full time contract position of 37.5 hours per week -- 18-20 hours in class/on-line instruction and 15 to 17 hours spent designing, implementing/assessing the LEAP Application Platform components;- Employment in educational settings at the high school level;- Contract position;- Wage Range: $25/28 Per hr;- Mileage;- Starting October 2013;- Paid orientation starts immediately/supplementary Moodle training included.Qualifications required:1. English native speaker (Bilingual English/Chinese) an asset;2. BC Teaching Certificate or above with TESOL Certificate;3. Criminal check required;4. Two years teaching experience preferred;5. Familiarity with Moodle and on-line instruction as well as accessing on-line resources an asset;6. Interest in and willingness to learn a new Learning Management System;7. Proven track record of dependability and professionalism
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The alarming epidemic of obesity among children and adolescents throughout the nation is jeopardizing the future health of our youth. In 2008, 21.5% of Utah elementary school students were at an unhealthy weight according to the Utah Department of Health.
"By educating children at an early age on good eating and exercise habits, programs like Fun, Fit & Healthy! are helping to change unhealthy habits that have become so common," said Gayle Binney, Dannon's corporate responsibility manager. "The I.J. & Jeanne Wagner Jewish Community Center is building a base for healthy behaviors that will stay with these children and their families for years to come, and Dannon is proud to contribute to its efforts."
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Bob Dylan and Hootie & The Blowfish Signed Agreement.... (Total: 2 Items)
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Bob Dylan and Hootie & The Blowfish Signed Agreement. An eight-page agreement dated August 1, 1995, between Dylan's Ram Horn Music company and the '90s Pop-Rock group Hootie & The Blowfish, signed twice by Dylan and once each by the members of the band. The Blowfish agreed to pay Dylan's company $350,000 after using lyrics and music from his songs "Tangled Up in Blue" and "Idiot Wind" without permission in their Top-40 single "Only Wanna Be With You". The agreement is in Excellent condition with punch holes to the top edge. Accompanied by James Spence Authentication auction LOA.
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Group Logic releases MassTransit 4.2 for Mac OS X
updated 10:55 am EST, Tue December 2, 2003
MassTransit 4.2 for OS X
Group Logic today released , an update to its Mac OS X file transfer software for the print media and graphic arts industry. MassTransit 4.2 provides an integrated workflow solution that delivers improved performance, stability and reliability, new options for hosting its unique, web file transfer workflows, integrated security for web-based file transfer workflows, and enhanced flexibility in designing file transfer system architectures. It is a paid upgrade for Mac OS 9 users. Group Logic say it will continue to provide maintenance for the Mac OS 9 version of MassTransit until the end of 2004.