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Hello Pay! So good to hear from you. Sorry you are having to go through such a tough time

but it sounds like you are making lemonade! Take care, Barbara

 
So good to hear from you Pat, I've thought of you so often.

I'm sorry you're having such a time with insurance and inventory.

It looks as though after 15 years in Sarasota, we're moving back to Texas.

I wish you all the best and much happiness in your new home.

I tried to send you a PM, but it doesn't work for me.

 
I can't send PM's either, thanks for the good wishes -- where in TX are you going?

We seriously considered Sarasota! Beautiful place.

 
I'm working at a financial institution on the annuity team. Beneficiary? Ex-spouses galore.

It's so sad to see people not keep up their records. Primary beneficiary dies, but records never get updated. Then rightful beneficiaries need to hash things out in probate court.

Worse is the ex-husband who learns he's a beneficiary after she dies. He turns into a royal jerk trying to get the money. Kids, the contingent beneficiaries, get nothing because the records weren't updated. So sad.

 
Pat, glad to hear things are on the mend. When you get your footing,

I'd love to hear about lessons you learned along the way. (Keep backup files at the bank, etc.)Things you did right, things you wish you would have done.

 
Thanks, Traca! Once this is over I do plan to write something about it

lest it works like labor pains and one 'forgets'.
As if!! I have heard myself say from time to time, "there's a story here"!

 
It is beautiful, but so hot and humid in the summer. Not sure of the exact place

yet, but probably hill country west of Austin or north of San Antonio. We've lived in both cities before. We thought we would have plenty of time to decide, but put our house on the market about 5 weeks ago and sold it in 4 days. Then I panicked. We have to be out in three weeks. I guess household belongings are going in storage and we'll decide where later. I'm waaay too old for this.

 
my mom's never weeped, but she . . .

would put all the fruit in a strainer and drain for several hours, till very dry.

 
Exactly. And I don't want to miss out. smileys/smile.gif I've done crisis plans for businesses, etc. Amazing

what we don't learn to do for ourselves. I did it for my office, but not myself.

 
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