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This entry was posted on 4/30/2007 7:22 AM and is filed under Real Estate.

Derek was outside mowing the lawn when we got the call that Hottie Batottie did in fact sign the paper to remove the contingency and to put the "Window Horror" into our hands for immediate attention and corrective measures prior to closing.

I must say that going from $4000 of required repairs to $2000 of repairs was quite a relief.  And Derek determined that we only have to borrow Cath's lawn mower ONE MORE TIME before a May 24'th closing.  I'm thinking we may have 2 more mows in our future. 

We celebrated by drinking homemade margaritas and when The Boy brought it to our attention that we had forgotten HIS margarita, I made him a nice class of homemade lemonade that looked exactly like a margarita.  Without the benefit of helping him sleep at night.  Damn.

Gotta run.  Despite the continual mantra--"Where do we write?" and continally receive the correct response--"on paper at the table," my son has just drawn a line across my computer screen with a green crayon.  My brand new computer screen.  I would think that he just forgot the rule, but since he has been able to give us directions home from a mile away since he was 14 months old, I'm finding it difficult to believe that when he had that green crayon in his hot little hands, he forgot that he wasn't supposed to DRAW ACROSS A COMPUTER SCREEN.  WHILE HIS MOTHER WAS TYPING.

Now to sit on pins and needles until we hear if we got the other house.  At least I'll have a computer screen to clean and an entire house to pack while I wait...

 
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    • 4/30/2007 11:45 PM Leah wrote:
      Congratulations on the sale! It took all the grace I had in my God-infused soul to still think civil thoughts about our buyers. Moving is stressful, and yes, against all advice, I couldn't help but take their criticism/demands for repairs seriously. I felt like screaming at them "you took the last productive years of my life (this was just pre-child) and it's not enough for you!!!??!" It was verrrry good the realtor did all the interacting. And I'm glad I didn't yell at them, because we only moved a mile, and my old neighbors tell us how fabulous and sweet the new owners are.

      Ha ha! (the computer screen - arrgh!). I think those estimates of how much a child will cost you to raise (college, clothes,etc) fail to include MASSIVE REPAIRS TO UNDO THEIR MISCHIEF!

      Best of luck to you - crossed fingers, extra martinis and the like. :) I hope you get the house that's just right for you.

      Sorry about the long-windedness..
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