It's almost 11am and I'm still waiting on the movers to arrive. I'm so bored it's ridiculous. I've cleaned the house, painted my toenails, and done so many pushups I can no longer move my arms. I hate just sitting around with nothing to do.
I can't believe that I'm leaving tomorrow. I can't believe that I get to see Brandon on Thursday. I can't believe our vacation starts in less than a week and that in roughly two weeks I'll be living on a military base. Life is changing crazy fast and I feel like I haven't had time to process it.
I'm nervous about life on base. The military is a whole separate world. I know that life is about to change in ways I can't predict or prepare for, and that's a little scary for me!
Military life will have a few benefits though. I called today to cancel my security service and found out there was going to be a roughly $500 charge for breaking our contract a year early. . . until I later mentioned that we were moving to a military base and the guy said, "Oh, this is a military move? We will wave that fee then." So nice of him to let me know that since I had not thought of Brandon's orders as a way to break the contract. The company just went up a few points in my book.
Half an hour later and still no word from the movers... time for a nap.
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Military orders can be used to break MANY contracts, including cell phones, gym memberships, and sometimes rental agreements. ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS ask if they have a military clause. Also, for what its worth, if he deploys, and you have credit card debt, they are required by law to lower your interest rate with proof of orders. Companies, like gyms and phones, are not legally allowed to hold you in contract if the military requires you to move :-)
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