Is it simpler to stay or go?
- Stay in this duplex and continue to get pissed off, being ignored by the landlady, while major appliances remain broken, and being spoken to like a crazy lady because I'm irate about _____________ (fill in the blank... freezing my tootsies off... going outside for my veggies... broken promises), praying that nothing else breaks so I never have to call them, and basically having to stalk her three times a day just to get her to answer the phone, when I barely have time in my day to eat or call my own family... all for the sake of convenience and a manageable price tag;
- OR, take the first vacation week I've had since last May, and instead of relaxing, pack up a 3-story house, find a mover and a new apartment (in the price range which is tough), including the extra costs associated with moving, disconnecting utilities, etc... running the risk that this landlord is equally as difficult, possible jerkface neighbors, less space, or the most common barrier -- not being able to bring the brand-new washer and dryer?
My simplicity theory is already being tested. I need you guys' thoughts...

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2 Comments:
Catching up on your previous posts and reading this one would indicate that it's time to leave.
The only constant in life is change. I've been in this position and it's better to sacrifice your vacation to get your living conditions in order. After all, that impacts the quality of your daily life. Take a long weekend to reward yourself when it's all over.
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