SofiasMami
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I've moved twice in the past two years, the second move was last spring. I thought "great, this will be the last move for awhile for my daughter and me". I feel like I need to have some semblance of stability at least while she's young and in school.
Well there is a creek behind our rental property that has been bone dry since we're in a major drought here. I've been nervously watching it since the rainy season started here a week or two ago. Will it flood my place? Who the hell knows. I asked a neighbor who lives directly next door if the creek floods. She said she's lived here two years and it overflowed once and "made the grass wet" but didn't flood the property.
I thought about moving again but we're in a good neighborhood with good schools. So what to do? Take my chances (I have flood insurance) or move yet again? I'm on the verge of just saying "f*ck it" and I'll take my chances until I'm good and ready to move again.
Life sucks sometimes, why can't it be easy!
-Teresa
Well there is a creek behind our rental property that has been bone dry since we're in a major drought here. I've been nervously watching it since the rainy season started here a week or two ago. Will it flood my place? Who the hell knows. I asked a neighbor who lives directly next door if the creek floods. She said she's lived here two years and it overflowed once and "made the grass wet" but didn't flood the property.
I thought about moving again but we're in a good neighborhood with good schools. So what to do? Take my chances (I have flood insurance) or move yet again? I'm on the verge of just saying "f*ck it" and I'll take my chances until I'm good and ready to move again.
Life sucks sometimes, why can't it be easy!
-Teresa