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My blog is worth $10,161.72.
How much is your blog worth?
I have officially made the move. It was much easier than I thought. I’ve still got some boxes to unpack, but I assure you, if you’re on the blogroll here, you will make the move with me. So, for the first unveiling!
Please update your links and bookmarks. http://dreamy1.net is the new address….. 
I will soon be moving this blog to it’s own home! Since my friend owns a hosting company I have found a place to host this blog! Soon I will have all kinds of exciting features, not to mention a place to put advertising. I am not sure if by moving this blog I will lose some things, but I’ll try to keep all my links and posts in tact. If I have to post everything individually all over again, I will. I may lose comments if I do, though. Within the next week I hope to have this completed!
I have decided to write a letter to the parents, using my legal knowledge of course, and inform them that they have a choice. Either pay the deductible, or I’ll let the insurance company subrogate the claim. This would result in action, I’m sure. I will make sure to explain that the insurance company will go after the full amount plus any court costs associated with it. In the long run, I think that I will end up letting the insurance company handle it, but for now it will buy me some time to have money for the deductible.
I have decided to write the parents a letter. My phone calls have gone unanswered, and the one person I made contact with just didn’t seem to want to let the mother know. Of course I will send the letter Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested. I will file it with all my estimates, police reports, and photos. Hopefully I will get a response.
I had the opportunity to clean out my desk of my personal things at work today. It finally occurred to me that I won’t be going there anymore. I’ve gone to the same office for the last 2 years, and it will be wierd not going there.
It made me think about what I should do with my 401k. I’m not sure the differences in the rollover options, but it’s about $1k that I’ve made for retirement in the last year. Not too bad for only contributing 3%. Maybe someone can chime in on the choices.
