Watergirl's World: Getting things done

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March 02, 2008

Getting things done

Hey! A day is totally a break! Shut up!

Went out with my girls last night, danced to some 80s music. Woke up this morning (or rather, Orion woke me up (at 11)) this morning in an excellent mood. I watched some TV and then took advantage of the lovely weather (Dear friends in New England, I was outside in a T-shirt today. Love, Watergirl.) to clean out my storage shed. I can move all of the stuff in there when I go up to sign my lease. Although the kayak is probably going up the next time I head to Richmond. It's going to live with TRgirl and Randy.

(Did I mention that my new place is 5 minutes from them? And that that will be the closest I've lived to family in my entire adult life? I'm not sure I can handle it.)

I also cleaned out the pantry. Later this week will be the attic and the bathroom, followed by the room I am most dreading, the study.

Other things I need to do this week:

Schedule the move with the movers
Set up utilities.
Call about insurance.
Start working on getting my VA PE license.
Figure out what I need to do to register my car and get my VA driver's license.

Other than that, I think I'm good.

07:06 PM

Comments

"Dear friends in New England, I was outside in a T-shirt today. Love, Watergirl." <---evil, pure evil!!! Welcome back :-)

Posted by Janet at March 2, 2008 07:46 PM

You just need a copy of your signed lease, your old registration and drivers license a utility bill for your new address and your social security card, then you go to DMV within 30 days of your move.

Posted by TRgirl at March 2, 2008 07:57 PM

Dear Watergirl, I was outside today too. In a t-shirt, sweatshirt, fleece, hat, windbreaker down coat, and gloves. Oh yeah, and don't forget the scarf to protect me from the wind that was whipping around all the snow I was attempting to shovel off the driveway, and to stop the ice pellets and snow from smacking me in the face when I was attempting to scrape 2+ feet of snow off my roof with a good-for-nothing roof rake! Fun, fun. Don't you just really miss New England, and want to come visit real soon?? ;-) Love, Phoebs p.s. and I bet you can see your grass too, and I don't have hopes of seeing mine until at least July! On the bright side, I won't have to mow my lawn anytime soon :-)

Posted by Phoebs at March 2, 2008 09:18 PM

Moving can be such a pain, but it sounds as if you have crossed your i's and dotted your t's!

Posted by The Bug at March 3, 2008 11:49 AM