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angiefox10 03-26-2012 10:36 AM

To the TV'ers
 
We finally got moved in and while I keep saying I'm not going to overbook myself, find myself signing up for this event, golf outing, lunch, card game, etc.

Do you find you book yourself too tight? Or is this a newbie thing? :laugh:

Barefoot 03-26-2012 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by angiefox10 (Post 471778)
We finally got moved in and while I keep saying I'm not going to overbook myself, find myself signing up for this event, golf outing, lunch, card game, etc.
Do you find you book yourself too tight? Or is this a newbie thing? :laugh:

There are stages you go through when you finally move to TV. Euphoria, exhaustion from shopping for house stuff and getting contractor estimates, more euphoria, trying to jam every activity and club into the first three months, pride in showing your new home and TV off to visitors, more exhaustion and euphoria. After three months I was so burned out I had to take a little sabbatical and decide on some priorities.

After a while it strikes you that this isn't a vacation, it's your new life. And then I think everything falls into perspective.

Enjoy the first months in TV, it's just like falling in love!

jojo 03-26-2012 11:27 AM

There are stages you go through when you finally move to TV. Euphoria, exhaustion from shopping for house stuff and getting contractor estimates, more euphoria, trying to jam every activity and club into the first three months, pride in showing your new home and TV off to visitors, more exhaustion and euphoria. After three months I was so burned out I had to take a little sabbatical and decide on some priorities.

After a while it strikes you that this isn't a vacation, it's your new life. And then I think everything falls into perspective.

Enjoy the first months in TV, it's just like falling in love!
:bigbow:
Love this post Barefoot.

jsw14 03-26-2012 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Barefoot (Post 471793)
There are stages you go through when you finally move to TV. Euphoria, exhaustion from shopping for house stuff and getting contractor estimates, more euphoria, trying to jam every activity and club into the first three months, pride in showing your new home and TV off to visitors, more exhaustion and euphoria. After three months I was so burned out I had to take a little sabbatical and decide on some priorities.

After a while it strikes you that this isn't a vacation, it's your new life. And then I think everything falls into perspective.

Enjoy the first months in TV, it's just like falling in love!

Ditto's to that Barefoot, Well said:)

pooh 03-26-2012 06:44 PM

It is easy to overbook, isn't it... ;)

Barefoot said it so well...you go full force when you first get here, you soon discover that it's exhausting and then you realize that this is your new life, you're living here, not visiting and you don't have to cram so much into your day. Take a break, relax, enjoy peace and quiet every once in a while...and congratulations on getting moved in...it's quite a job!

DandyGirl 03-26-2012 07:01 PM

We will be here two years May 20th. I was trying to do so much that it started feeling like I was working again! I have slowly dropped some of my weekly activities but kept a couple I really love. Now I can be a little more spontaneous and relaxed!

CarGuys 03-26-2012 10:29 PM

Thursday
 
Your thawing me out. One freezing cold ride from Syr. To Va tonight.

There were flakes in the air in the mts and one stupid flake on the bike.

Hope I hit warm tomorrow.

Good question Angie - helpful replies all. My wife Ruth is afraid she will be bored when we move in.

Trish Crocker 03-26-2012 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by CarGuys (Post 472064)
Your thawing me out. One freezing cold ride from Syr. To Va tonight.

There were flakes in the air in the mts and one stupid flake on the bike.

Hope I hit warm tomorrow.

Good question Angie - helpful replies all. My wife Ruth is afraid she will be bored when we move in.

Tell Ruth that she will definitely NOT be bored!! And you, be careful riding down there!

Trish

Btw..years ago, when everyone was into CB radios, we saw a guy riding his bike in very cold weather. My mom had her CB on and we heard a guy say "see the guy on the bike?? bet he's freezing his ba..s off..." a minute later we heard someone else say "I'm the guy on the bike and my ba..s are just fine"..thought it was a funny moment. Take care friend and be safe!

angiefox10 03-28-2012 12:51 PM

So I guess houskeeping isn't showing up to clean my house?

I better get hopping!


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