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AUGUST 02
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MAY 04
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Amy to Akron

The dropoff dilemma
The dropoff location was not open until Monday, and was located in an open and not great part of town. I didn't want the truck parked on the street at the house until Monday. Budget would not transfer to allow another location to accept the truck. We could try the airport, but they might charge a hefty fee.

After much contemplation, we took the truck to the airport. They did not charge a fee.

To Columbus

Driving a Budget Rent-a-truck. So much nicer than U-Haul.

 

 

 

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To Akron

 

 

 

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The midnight cleaning
Carried the bookshelf to the basement. Swept the floors (for the first time in how long?). The ceiling fan blew up. Out. Popped the light bulbs, started smoking. We called the fire department. They said replace the fixture. Better than replacing the ceiling or the house.

Amy to Columbus

 

 


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The midnight move
Got home from the deadline day at 10, David got home around midnight. We dismantled his bed and carried it to the basement. The mattress barely made it; the bed springs were beyond my willingness to attempt. They stayed in the room. The desk moved across the hall.

 

 



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ABOVE Lilly pads. Goodale Park pond. On the way to check out some Short North shops -- that didn't have what I was looking for.

 


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To Columbus

A (long) unpleasant drive.

 

 

 

 


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