On September 1st, 2016 I began renting my house. But I never moved in.
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Operation: You Can’t Go Home (Nomad Edition)
I’ve moved 3 times since leaving the “house formerly known as home” – a way stop at my parents’ for 3 weeks until I moved into the snowbird’s for 5 months and then back to my parents’ for (hopefully only) 5 months. Moving 3 times within 6 months to places where I can only have a subset of my “stuff” has taught me a few things. Continue reading Operation: You Can’t Go Home (Nomad Edition)
Operation: You Can’t Go Home
Closing time… you don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here…
Now that I’ve firmly planted that earworm, let me explain. I have been living in the house formerly known as “home” for a while now. The agreement was that I would leave when I bought a house or October 1st, whichever came first. Anyone who’s read my “Realtor.com is Tinder for Houses” post knows how the house hunt went (is going). So here we are at October 1st and I’ve packed up the last of my things. Continue reading Operation: You Can’t Go Home
Tuckered out and tucking in
After a long day of fits and starts, and a wonderful family meal at my parents, Aaron and I are spending our first night in our new home. There is still a car-load left to move from New Gloucester and dozens of boxes to unpack, but we are officially here and not there, and that was our goal.
