Here is how I feel about these things:
1. Resumes: they should all be either in video or audio form. How can you tell if I have a good phone voice if you don't call me in for an interview. Please, for goodness sake, someone call me! I have only sent out 50+ resumes, and gotten 1 call back. You're win, failing economy.
2. Packing: This is something I have an extremely hard time doing by myself. And I do not mean I need someone to help me pack, I just need someone physically in the same room as me talking me through the process. And while TV works for cleaning, I need someone with me to pack. And here is where not having any friends living in the same state as you can cause a dilema. Help! You will probably get some sweet goodies out of it!
3. Time: The problem with time is not in it's moving, but in other people's interpretation of how much of it we have. Example: Liz: "We need to make plans for the furniture we will not be able to move to [insert city here]." Caleb:"Oh, we have plenty of time!"
a. "plenty" is not a unit of measure
b. break down of time line:
i. Graduation Date May 28th-1 week, 6 days away
ii. Liz's last day of work: June 6th- 3 weeks away
iii. trip to DC/NY to look for jobs/apts- June 8-13th- 3 weeks, 2 days
iv. Lease up June 30, want to be out be June 22- 4 weeks away
v. Number of weekends left in Savannah: (counting this weekend) 2
vi. Amount of time available to pack, sell belongings, get jobs, find
apts that allow pets, clean apt in Savannah, say goodbye to everyone,
and physically haul all our junk to a city not yet determined: Less than 1 month.
So, you can see how Time and I are having a slight throw down. Well, Caleb's concept of Time, and actual Time are having a knockdown drag-out in my head (School House Rock style animated as well. Weird)
And in Conclusion, UGH. That is how I feel about it right now.