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Old 05-13-2007, 08:51 PM #4
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I am going to have my mom there during the moving process but it's after we're there and trying to establish a new routine that I am worried aboutl.

Hi, Pam,
We are here for you.


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Hopefully it will be better then I am hoping for, but we'll see. For now I am just trying to get to bed and to sleep without obsessing too much over the things out of my reach so far. Mom likes to say Tomorrow Takes Care of Itself. But that's only if WE take care of things today IMO.
It will be better than you hope, but if it is your style to worry about the worst, then go for it. Do it your way.
All I'm saying is that in the end, you will be deliriously happy with the new house. It will be everything you want it to be.

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