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The checklist of doom:

• Sign the title/close the sale.
• Apply for new title.
• Get insurance. *(&*&*$&^&#@! The dimwit lady wrote the policy wrong. It has to be fixed tomorrow. :(
• Contact BGE to take over power.
• Sign lease with the mobile home park.
• Contact Suburban Propane to set up account.
• Contact Comcast to get cable/phone/broadband installed.
• Decide whether doorway to the master bedroom needs to be widened (likely).
• Decide whether closet and small built in bookcase in master bedroom are getting demolished.
• Decide same for smaller bedroom.
• Move bed, dresser, chest of drawers.
• Move desks (2) and green table, relocate all computer hardware.
• Pack books, move bookcases into small bedroom, unpack books. Wash, rinse, repeat.
• Move sofa, contents of entertainment center.
• Move everything else. (Don't you just love catch-all categories?)

I'm ready to strangle the lady from the Geico office. She had paperwork in front of her, typed paperwork, mind you, and still managed to fsck up my address, phone number and required coverage. In other words, she wrote me the wrong kind of policy, so it's got to be fixed before I can sign the lease. That means ANOTHER trip to straighten things out; I'll go to the Severn office this time, since I know they're competent.

Crystal has dug out the old dehumidifier so that it can go over to the trailer; between the old style windows, the recent freeze over and the temperature differential the windows are near dripping with condensation. I've only seen this kind of accumulation in heavily air conditioned rooms, so it caught me off guard. Getting the older windows replaced will become a priority. As will be replacing the existing bathtub with a shower stall.

Okay, I'm off back to the trailer. Time to take some real measurements.