I hate posting links that I know will rot (or disappear into a for-pay archive), but one of my readers pointed this one out: Business partner sues chef English. Guess that the life of a celebrity chef isn't all fun and games, no matter how good the restaurant is.

I continue to work on our move this morning. Last night’s discovery: Geico (which does not provide homeowners’ insurance but acts as an agent) can’t provide homeowners’ insurance because of the age of our house. So begins a fun tour of insurers’ pages.

First discovery: no online quotes at Met Life. Not even a master number to call—instead an “agent finder.” Second: there are some scary looking sites out there. Example: homeowners-insurance-rates-quote.com. Looks reasonably official, but with a URL like that and no explanation of who owns the site, it’s a little sketchy looking. And yet it’s the number one hit on Google for “homeowners insurance.” Insure.com recommends Amica, who have a really slow loading page...and who crashed my browser when I tried to print our quote. Boy howdy, is this fun.