Red Mosquito

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Jorge wrote:I could and have been considering it

But man what a pain in the ass

See you in America soon.

he’s already there.

He is not.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Jorge wrote:I could and have been considering it

But man what a pain in the ass

See you in America soon.

he’s already there.

He is not.

he is.

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Jorge wrote:I could and have been considering it

But man what a pain in the ass

See you in America soon.

he’s already there.

He is not.

he is.

He's in my kitchen.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

dad wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Jorge wrote:I could and have been considering it

But man what a pain in the ass

See you in America soon.

he’s already there.

He is not.

he is.

He's in my kitchen.

you mean cocina.

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:Mrs Wease keeps telling me once the kids are gone we can move to NYC. I doubt it will happen tho. When I was single or before we had kids, it would’ve been no problem to go somewhere else tho.

And I know a guy in the medical examiner’s office, so hopefully I should be able to find a job quickly.

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:Mrs Wease keeps telling me once the kids are gone we can move to NYC. I doubt it will happen tho. When I was single or before we had kids, it would’ve been no problem to go somewhere else tho.

And I know a guy in the medical examiner’s office, so hopefully I should be able to find a job quickly.

Now I'm getting all excited!

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:Mrs Wease keeps telling me once the kids are gone we can move to NYC. I doubt it will happen tho. When I was single or before we had kids, it would’ve been no problem to go somewhere else tho.

And I know a guy in the medical examiner’s office, so hopefully I should be able to find a job quickly.

Now I'm getting all excited!

Five more years, chief.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

daft twat wrote:Someone I don’t know from work just announced she’s moving to San Antonio (from Minnesota). I’m a little jealous, not of SA particularly, but of the ability to uproot and go. I did it after college, but now it seems impossible. My kids are in high school and middle school, my parents (200 miles away) are in their 70s, and I’m starting my 20th year at the same school this fall. I wouldn’t say I feel trapped, but I do feel like moving a significant distance is out of the question at this juncture.

Wouldn't you miss that coworker you bang?

I would miss her and 3 other coworkers that I also do not bang.

daft twat wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

daft twat wrote:Someone I don’t know from work just announced she’s moving to San Antonio (from Minnesota). I’m a little jealous, not of SA particularly, but of the ability to uproot and go. I did it after college, but now it seems impossible. My kids are in high school and middle school, my parents (200 miles away) are in their 70s, and I’m starting my 20th year at the same school this fall. I wouldn’t say I feel trapped, but I do feel like moving a significant distance is out of the question at this juncture.

Wouldn't you miss that coworker you bang?

I would miss her and 3 other coworkers that I also do not bang.

But you could if you wanted to couldn’t you?

wease wrote:

daft twat wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

daft twat wrote:Someone I don’t know from work just announced she’s moving to San Antonio (from Minnesota). I’m a little jealous, not of SA particularly, but of the ability to uproot and go. I did it after college, but now it seems impossible. My kids are in high school and middle school, my parents (200 miles away) are in their 70s, and I’m starting my 20th year at the same school this fall. I wouldn’t say I feel trapped, but I do feel like moving a significant distance is out of the question at this juncture.

Wouldn't you miss that coworker you bang?

I would miss her and 3 other coworkers that I also do not bang.

But you could if you wanted to couldn’t you?

No.

I think I get the wanderlust more than the itch to move.

I think this is not really a big deal and your confort level in doing so just boils down to how much experience you have doing it. Some people move a lot. Moving is just a pain in the ass.

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:

wease wrote:Mrs Wease keeps telling me once the kids are gone we can move to NYC. I doubt it will happen tho. When I was single or before we had kids, it would’ve been no problem to go somewhere else tho.

And I know a guy in the medical examiner’s office, so hopefully I should be able to find a job quickly.

Now I'm getting all excited!

Five more years, chief.

daft twat wrote:

wease wrote:

daft twat wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

daft twat wrote:Someone I don’t know from work just announced she’s moving to San Antonio (from Minnesota). I’m a little jealous, not of SA particularly, but of the ability to uproot and go. I did it after college, but now it seems impossible. My kids are in high school and middle school, my parents (200 miles away) are in their 70s, and I’m starting my 20th year at the same school this fall. I wouldn’t say I feel trapped, but I do feel like moving a significant distance is out of the question at this juncture.

Wouldn't you miss that coworker you bang?

I would miss her and 3 other coworkers that I also do not bang.

But you could if you wanted to couldn’t you?

No.

Don’t be modest

daft twat wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

daft twat wrote:Someone I don’t know from work just announced she’s moving to San Antonio (from Minnesota). I’m a little jealous, not of SA particularly, but of the ability to uproot and go. I did it after college, but now it seems impossible. My kids are in high school and middle school, my parents (200 miles away) are in their 70s, and I’m starting my 20th year at the same school this fall. I wouldn’t say I feel trapped, but I do feel like moving a significant distance is out of the question at this juncture.

Wouldn't you miss that coworker you bang?

I would miss her and 3 other coworkers that I also do not bang.

I'm sorry for joking about that.

daft twat wrote:

doug rr wrote:yes..doing it in one month actually..

From SoCal the PNW, right? I’d love to hear more about what prompted this and how you’re feeling about it.

its not so much a move as of now but i wish it to be...we're house swapping with friends that have a house on an island north of seattle for the next year..my wife is from vancouver bc and is an only child..her parents are in the their mid 80s now and its basically a 90 minute drive to their place..we love our place here and want to keep it but at some point soon i'd love to sell it and move up there where it actually rains and isn't on fire and i can wear a fashionable coat in the winter and neighbors don't come over and take shits..

doug rr wrote:

daft twat wrote:

doug rr wrote:yes..doing it in one month actually..

From SoCal the PNW, right? I’d love to hear more about what prompted this and how you’re feeling about it.

we're house swapping with friends that have a house on an island north of seattle for the next year

interesting...

our friends are looking at houses on an island up there as well.

dad wrote:

doug rr wrote:

daft twat wrote:

doug rr wrote:yes..doing it in one month actually..

From SoCal the PNW, right? I’d love to hear more about what prompted this and how you’re feeling about it.

we're house swapping with friends that have a house on an island north of seattle for the next year

interesting...

our friends are looking at houses on an island up there as well.

its a nice place to be

doug rr wrote:

dad wrote:

doug rr wrote:

daft twat wrote:

doug rr wrote:yes..doing it in one month actually..

From SoCal the PNW, right? I’d love to hear more about what prompted this and how you’re feeling about it.

we're house swapping with friends that have a house on an island north of seattle for the next year

interesting...

our friends are looking at houses on an island up there as well.

its a nice place to be

i've never been to the PNW, but i definitely would like to go, and to Vancouver as well.

I’ve got this friend who also has worked in education for 20 plus years. He took the past year off as a leave of absence. During the leave, he was forced to resign because of some content on a podcast he does. He is currently jobless. Today he sold his condo. His plan is to live at home for a couple of months, travel again beginning in October, and then live in South Korea permanently beginning in March while doing remote work. Fucking crazy.