OK, I'm home, but one question remains unanswered.
Why did I go home?
I've been there for most of my life.Wife and I have reached the stage of walking into a room, and wondering why we were going there, what we were doing. Its great.
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Understandable. I think I threw up after signing my first purchase agreement . It’s a commitment.The radon test is back; just 0.4 pCi/L (no mitigation needed for anything less than 4.0 pCi/L). We're getting estimates from electricians and carpenters, and putting together the concessions list for the various repairs and maintenance that need to be done.
I've also mustered the 20% down payment, which felt a lot like what I imagine passing a kidney stone would feel like. (Especially after spending thousands of dollars on the earnest money and inspection costs.) But everything is on track, and it looks like we'll close in 3 weeks.
Buying a house is such a pain.
I was able to recall the page numbers and issue of Dragon magazine where I'd seen an article that intrigued me ("Who Gets the First Swing? Attack Priority System Offers More Realism Without More Work", Dragon #73, starting on, I want to say, a page in the 20s) almost four decades after I'd read it, without having seen it in the intervening time. Heck, I haven't run AD&D in at least thirty years.I've been there for most of my life.
OTOH I can remember where I left some minor thing that I'll never likely need again, 20 years later. This has been proven when someone has decided they actually need said thing, on multiple occasions.