Winds of Change

“It has been awhile since I have posted here. I am homeless. The wife and I sold the house three weeks ago. I went off to a Army NG school for two weeks. The wife is living in a motel in Tennessee while our barn is completed (living quarters in the top). And I am now living at work (fire dept) and whereever I can lay my hat till I retire in 3-4 weeks. I will then join my wife in Tn. Then we go on a cruise/expedition from Puerto Rico to Lima Peru with a week in the Andes. Then return to a job of some kind. Talk about change and the stress involved!”

“Kewl Beans!!!
Great to hear about the retirement!!!!!
Glad all are well.”

“stepp - I replied to your email with my gmail account. I don't check that other one too often.

Congrats on retirement.”

“Sounds just great.”

“I was wondering what happened to you. Congratulations on your retirement! I bet your wife is really looking forward to the vacation.”

“Sounds like you've got a few balls in the air at the moment!


Enjoy that trip south (I'm jealous as heck)

Follow the Southern Cross...”

“Glad you checked in. I'm hoping all these transitions go well.”

“Man! My back hurts. I moved my wife into the barn yesterday, then hightailed it back to Bama before the ice and snow could hit. My last day at work is the 18th. I tell ya, moving is a *^&%$#@)! experience.”

“wife into barn? what're married to?
last edited: 2/01/07 1:42:29 PM”

“pammie - read the all of the tread and it makes sense but I have to admit I did snip that part into an out of context quote”

“ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh”

“Ha, yeah, she lives in the barn. Better than me, I have been homeless, staying with friends and now sleeping at the fire station. Two shifts left to work and I head to the palatial barn in Tennessee myself.”