RE: Nail went into DW s feet.

[aw738]

 birol
Each one was about an inch long. The fall hurt worse. Didn t know about the nails until I found two holes in my pants later that night.

[birol]

 birol
Just to provide an update, she can step on it more or less again. Thanks for all your concern ...... It will be a while before she is back to normal, but even this is acceptable ....

[B-flat]

 birol
Things will be back to normal in no time.  You have to have that garage for the PU, so don t back down now.  What you have is called " buyer s remorse."   I see this frequently when people are buying property.  Something happens to set up a chain of " What if?"   After a few days it will all go away and the excitement of moving into a new home will take the place of the " emotions of buying"  that you are experiencing.  I remember the first home I bought and how all the little nagging questions came rushing through my head about whether I had done the right thing, how much more would it cost, was it the right house after all, would I be able to live there a long time, what would I need to decorate, where would I put certain pieces of furniture.  I could not remember certain parts of the floor plan, etc.  Now, when I take a listing, I try to include a reasonable floor plan with room dimensions and a list of features for the home.  That way the buyer has all the info he/she needs in the middle of the night.

[birol]

 B-flat

 

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 Things will be back to normal in no time.  You have to have that garage for the PU, so don t back down now.  What you have is called " buyer s remorse."   I see this frequently when people are buying property.  Something happens to set up a chain of " What if?"   After a few days it will all go away and the excitement of moving into a new home will take the place of the " emotions of buying"  that you are experiencing.  I remember the first home I bought and how all the little nagging questions came rushing through my head about whether I had done the right thing, how much more would it cost, was it the right house after all, would I be able to live there a long time, what would I need to decorate, where would I put certain pieces of furniture.  I could not remember certain parts of the floor plan, etc.  Now, when I take a listing, I try to include a reasonable floor plan with room dimensions and a list of features for the home.  That way the buyer has all the info he/she needs in the middle of the night.
 

I still think sometimes we shouldn t buy it, and then recalculate and don t see why we shouldn t. I guess as you said, once it (hopefully) becomes a done deal, I will start to get excited about it.