It looks like the PNH will be our new house very soon. We close May 6, which is almost exactly 2 weeks away. I feel pretty confident every thing will work out between now and then. While the hubster and I are going insane waiting for these two weeks to go by quickly, the good news is we will be spending 5 of those days in North Carolina at Fort Bragg and celebrating the KY derby.
I'm probably putting way too much effort into my outfit, but I've been thinking about it for about a week straight! I finally bought a hat at Target, and tonight my plan is to bake my new fav muffins and put some decorative ribbon on my new hat! (very exciting huh?)
Tuesday
Thursday
DishNetwork: read my blog!
Hey DishNetwork,
Do you monitor blogs? If so, you should read this one. I am a very unsatisfied customer. I have been a loyal dish customer - despite the wishes of my husband - for more than 4 years now. Maybe that's not long in your books, but for me it's a pretty long time.
So as a loyal customer, when I called you to ask if you would pause my service during my move, I was slightly upset when your customer service rep told me no. I could go ahead and pay dishmover to move my receiver for $100. The problem with that is, I have nowhere for your dishmover buddies to move it. We have no relocation location YET. I tried to tell you that I was unhappy and that all I wanted was to pause my service. Verizon will let me do this. Gold's Gym will let me do this. Both were very easy to work with and said no problem, they would charge me $5/month to pause my contract, and to let them know when I was settled.
You, dishnetwork, on the other hand are a bunch of jerks. Not only would you help a girl out, but you upped my monthly fee that I'm paying for NOTHING $5 witihout telling me.
So dish, I have some bad news. In three months my contract will be up and guess who will finally get his wish? That's right. My hubby will extremely happy when I let him transfer our services to DIRECTV. I hope you don't miss our $60/month that you could have kept with just a little bit of something I like to call "customer service."
Do you monitor blogs? If so, you should read this one. I am a very unsatisfied customer. I have been a loyal dish customer - despite the wishes of my husband - for more than 4 years now. Maybe that's not long in your books, but for me it's a pretty long time.
So as a loyal customer, when I called you to ask if you would pause my service during my move, I was slightly upset when your customer service rep told me no. I could go ahead and pay dishmover to move my receiver for $100. The problem with that is, I have nowhere for your dishmover buddies to move it. We have no relocation location YET. I tried to tell you that I was unhappy and that all I wanted was to pause my service. Verizon will let me do this. Gold's Gym will let me do this. Both were very easy to work with and said no problem, they would charge me $5/month to pause my contract, and to let them know when I was settled.
You, dishnetwork, on the other hand are a bunch of jerks. Not only would you help a girl out, but you upped my monthly fee that I'm paying for NOTHING $5 witihout telling me.
So dish, I have some bad news. In three months my contract will be up and guess who will finally get his wish? That's right. My hubby will extremely happy when I let him transfer our services to DIRECTV. I hope you don't miss our $60/month that you could have kept with just a little bit of something I like to call "customer service."
Monday
Lamb cake
Rusty made a lamb cake for Easter. The better tasting cake was the one behind it - lemon coconut. I liked the inside of the lamb - which was pound cake.
Really, I like any kind of cake, but I wanted to show you how cute the lamb looked.
Sunday
Happy Easter
I feel the need to make a non-house related post, so happy Easter!
Hubby just left this morning to go to his own family's easter, while I'm going to my family's. I don't really like spending holidays apart, but when you live in two cities and work in two cities, it's just easier to do our own thing.
We spent the weekend hanging out. Hubby went golfing yesterday and I hung out with my sister and Muggins. We went to dinner last night with my parents at Old Spaghetti Factory which is where we had our very first date. Going there always reminds me of our beginnings. It's crazy to think we have come so far and are very close to buying our second home together. I can almost see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Friday
YAY!!! inspection over.
So most of the thing found by our excellent inspector were very minor. No roof needed. No mold. No black mold. No huge things at all. We are both very relieved and ready to move in. We are going to have to push back the closing date a week or so, but I think it will work out better that way anyways. We are going to North Carolina to see Chief's mom and dad, so this way we move in after that trip versus the weekend before. That does mean we will pay an extra month of storage, but I guess it will give us plenty of time to get the carpets cleaned before we move in.
AND I just locked in our mortgage rate. First one to guess it correctly wins a prize.
AND I just locked in our mortgage rate. First one to guess it correctly wins a prize.
Thursday
Big Day today.
Today is the inspection on the PNH.
Also going to the Cardinals game and hoping for the sun to stay out long enough to finish the game.
Wish us good luck on both!
Also going to the Cardinals game and hoping for the sun to stay out long enough to finish the game.
Wish us good luck on both!
Sunday
Back on track
The PNH is back on track. Apparently all of the bitches have signed our contract, and will be sent to our agent tomorrow morning. We now have to get the house de-winterized so that the inspector can fully inspect things. We're hoping to get that taken care of later this week.
After the inspection, we'll be ready to roll and move into our PNH.
After the inspection, we'll be ready to roll and move into our PNH.
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