Slipping Away
Sunday, September 14th, 2008These are strange days indeed. I have written dozens of blog posts in the last couple of weeks only to realize that none of them have actually gotten, you know, typed. For a guy who once, almost literally, lived his life on the ‘net, I’ve gone weeks with little more than cursory glances at a couple of sites.
It’s not that I’m not interested anymore, it’s that I am so absorbed in the minutae of my life. We have (finally) sold our house in North Augusta and I’ve been trying to move the left over things out of the main house and the shed. It’s amazing how much stuff we have and how that stuff seems to expand as soon as air hits it.
With the selling of that house, we can now begin to search for a new house in earnest. The list of our wants is big and the price we want to pay is small, so the dance of compromise must take place. The good news is that now we are on the right side of this buyers market and I’m cautiously optimistic that we will find a house that fits all of our wants and needs.
I have also been trying to finish up the building of the workshop in my in-laws backyard. It has been quite the ordeal in terms of time and money, but the project is nearing an end. Thank God. If I ever build another, it won’t be cinderblock, that’s for sure. It has a wonderful solid feel to it, but trimming everything out and installing anything that is affixed to the walls is a pain in the backside.
I’m going to wrap this up now, but I will be detailing more of these points later and giving my opinion of the Presidential race soon.


