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Jun. 27th, 2006 09:48 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
darren_strangerSam was a lot brighter last night, which is a relief. Seems he's just more depressed than anything. Only another week until that collar comes off and he'll hopefully be happier.
So now i can go about today without the knots i had in my stomach all yesterday.
On the house front, settlement is only six days away. Everything seems to be on track (touch wood) though who knows what else life can throw up at us in that time.
One existing complication is that Joan (the tenant) still hasn't moved out. I spoke to Faris yesterday and she's apparently all packed up but hasn't found a new place yet, though he assures me they'll find something this week for her and she'll shift over the weekend. I feel really bad about that, as it means it's going to be even more rushed and stressful for her, and i was already feeling guilty enough that we were taking her home from her (especially since we know what that's like ourselves). It's easy to say that it would have happened anyway, whoever bought the house, but it doesn't change the fact that we're the ones who are actually doing it.
Sometimes i wish i'd stuck to what i decided about not wanting to even consider a place if there was a tenant, but then i remember how much whatever i think i decide really counts for in life anyway.
So now i can go about today without the knots i had in my stomach all yesterday.
On the house front, settlement is only six days away. Everything seems to be on track (touch wood) though who knows what else life can throw up at us in that time.
One existing complication is that Joan (the tenant) still hasn't moved out. I spoke to Faris yesterday and she's apparently all packed up but hasn't found a new place yet, though he assures me they'll find something this week for her and she'll shift over the weekend. I feel really bad about that, as it means it's going to be even more rushed and stressful for her, and i was already feeling guilty enough that we were taking her home from her (especially since we know what that's like ourselves). It's easy to say that it would have happened anyway, whoever bought the house, but it doesn't change the fact that we're the ones who are actually doing it.
Sometimes i wish i'd stuck to what i decided about not wanting to even consider a place if there was a tenant, but then i remember how much whatever i think i decide really counts for in life anyway.
