
Being the organized person that I am (I wish), I wanted to try to get everything in order before we move from the townhouse to wherever we’re moving for the next month to six weeks.
I am packed up and ready for the move. I am in a panic because we don’t know where the place is, what the layout is, did they honestly get 2 studio apartments for 3 men and how the hell we’re going to move everything there by Tuesday.
Oh, did I mention that MB is leaving out Monday for a week to work another job and I am totally clueless as to what is his and what isn’t. Not to mention that I don’t think he realizes I am not kidding when I say that I am not packing and/or moving his stuff for him. (Yes, am freaking out a
little lot here.)
I, if you don’t know, am visiting with my husband/ex (not sure if we’re divorced yet) in New Hampshire for the next 4-6 weeks. We are currently staying in a 3 bedroom, 2 bath townhouse that the company has rented for this crew. The lease is up, and we have to be out before the 1st, which means by Tuesday we have to pack up all this crap (and I mean CRAP) and get it all moved into a place that we can’t even score a key to go see.
Even better is that this place wasn’t furnished and is now over-furnished, and the place we’re going is furnished. During MB’s recent decision to divorce me and spend all his money on himself, he has acquired enough clothing so he doesn’t have to wash for a year, a rather large screen tv, a blueray disk thing that does everything but the laundry – which is okay because there is no washer and dryer here, and enough shampoo, manly body washes and other paraphernalia to warrant needing a U-Haul and a bunch of help.
Top it off, guy #3 here isn’t here because he is off from having surgery so we get to move his stuff, too. Yeah, life is
good splendiferous.
Oh, the hunt…
The boys, instead of packing up the place, wanted to grill out and drink beer which meant we needed charcoal and beer.
I wanted to go to Kmart instead of Wal-Mart this time. I wanted a new purse.
Okay, so I was going through purse withdrawals because all my purses are at home so I can’t swap out with my moods and most of all because I have no money and money-bags is trying to keep me happy and I WANTED a new purse. I happen to own probably every purse that Wal-Mart has that is even remotely cute so I wanted to hit Kmart.Yes, we got lost even though we’re using GPS. We were using mine off my phone instead of his dash mount for some reason. His is better because it doesn’t talk to you so you have to look at the screen. Mine talks but is usually telling you to get ready for a turn (a little long winded – I like it because I keep thinking that I could do the long-winded thing on a GPS audio) and…we miss the turn. End up on a toll-road (damn, there is 75 cents out the window – literally).
Score for me! I have a new purse that I haven’t seen everyone and his/her brother/sister carrying and I actually like it. May even carry it for more than a week, plus it made MB smile when he discovered that it was 40% off.
Now, to find the place where we’re moving to scope out the area and see just how
crappy luxurious it turns out to be. I was smart enough to jot down the address the office sent, set it in the GPS and off we go.
Driving, driving, driving, oops, Ms. GPS says we’re there. #186, don’t see it. We see a few places that we think it might be, given we don’t find any building numbers on some of these rentals and figure it has to be the
crappiest most beautiful one in the row.
We head back home, taking a whopping 45 minutes to make it 12 miles. Most definitely need to find an alternate route or we’ll never get all this
crap stuff moved by Tuesday. Anyone that has driven along the coast at the Hamptons (not
THE Hamptons, but the Hamptons) knows that there are a ton of people walking, and they have right-a-way, and they take full advantage of it.
I took a chance and Googled “
who the hell owns 186…” and find out that the address we were given is the realty company that handles the property. So, unlike the happy ending of a good hunt, we were still left empty handed.
Well, not me – I scored a new purse :)