Farewell to 3108
I've got nothing against sentimentality.
One might assume that the last clean up/wipe down/walk through of 3108 would spawn at least a small amount of wistful yearning; one session of how could I leave here and never come back? (Sniff sniff.)
But, true to my forward-looking self, nothing remotely sentimental rose to the surface.
I only stood with my tired hands on my tired hips and sighed a huge wind-tunnel sigh of relief that the job of moving out was a done deal. I then thought hugely happy thoughts of how much the new family that is taking up residence here will LOVE LOVE LOVE this house. I hope and pray that they have much happiness in this 1830 brick farmhouse.
Farewell, 3108! Thanks for letting us live here for seven wonderful years!
One might assume that the last clean up/wipe down/walk through of 3108 would spawn at least a small amount of wistful yearning; one session of how could I leave here and never come back? (Sniff sniff.)
But, true to my forward-looking self, nothing remotely sentimental rose to the surface.
I only stood with my tired hands on my tired hips and sighed a huge wind-tunnel sigh of relief that the job of moving out was a done deal. I then thought hugely happy thoughts of how much the new family that is taking up residence here will LOVE LOVE LOVE this house. I hope and pray that they have much happiness in this 1830 brick farmhouse.
Farewell, 3108! Thanks for letting us live here for seven wonderful years!
3 Comments:
So did someone buy your house?! Your stone house looks so beautiful. I can't wait to see it again.
We're closing on a house here in Richmond soon!
Well. I'm sad. Okay. So whatever, let me be sad.
yes, some lucky people bought our house! YAY!
call me when you have some time. Our phone # is unchanged...I want to hear all about your farmhouse!
p.s. I am very good with a paintbrush. How about another trip to Richmond?
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