Good grief, Charlie Brown! I woke up at 4:12 am and knew how much had to be accomplished today so here I am blogging while I wait for the coffee to brew.
Count down to the BIG SALE!! Very excited but still tons to do. There are a few piles around the house of keepsake stuff that needs to go to storage and some items for the RV but not a huge amount -- just scattered around. The kitchen needs to be cleaned and a million things to be priced still, seriously this is a big job.
My friend Kyme helped me with the sun room the other day it was a total mess from the dogs but it looks great now. I am so grateful for anyone that is helping us get through these final weeks and days. I just want to thank God for allowing us to fulfill this dream, we all feel so blessed. It is amazing how when you keep you attention on your desires and allow the flow how it all comes together. Loving every minute of it!
Peace.
Showing posts with label transition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transition. Show all posts
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Monday, August 11, 2008
We are soooo ready to be on the road...
About two weeks to go before we will be out of the house. Whew! this is exhausting but exciting too. I'm not going to blog much tonite because I'm so tired. Friday through Sunday is the big sale and I hope a lot of stuff gets sold--I laughed and told John if we sold everything for a dollar we'd end up with $10,000!! We wish--it sure would be nice though. The public schools started today and the kids were so excited that they are going to be road schooled. Got the web site up and running, still needs some work but I'm super excited about the logo I created. Better get some rest another big day of work tomorrow.
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downsizing,
home schooling,
transition,
travel
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
The PROCESS by Tricia
It's amazing when I think about it and overwhelming. Trying to let go of a houseful of stuff. Much of the stuff we accumulate has no meaning whatsoever. I am really trying to let go of these things in an environmentally friendly way. I really do not want things to go into the landfill. I am overwhelmed today. Yesterday we returned from a wonderful two days in the exquisite mountains of North Carolina and I have to admit I was depressed coming back to this house with the piles of stuff we no longer need all around. The kids' beds have already been sold and the larger couch in the living room is gone. It feels like being in between two worlds, not quite ready to be in the one we first created in thought and that is now materializing and not quite ready to leave the one we have been in for the past few years.
I am reminding myself to stay grounded through out this entire process. To let Spirit guide us throughout the transition. I humbly ask for prayers and invisible assistance throughout this process!
I am reminding myself to stay grounded through out this entire process. To let Spirit guide us throughout the transition. I humbly ask for prayers and invisible assistance throughout this process!
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