So that snowball has started its roll down the hill and it’s
picking up momentum and objects at an alarming rate.
Our closing
date is next week. Next week!!!
The
real estate lady was here photographing the yard yesterday afternoon – after My
Guy and I labored outside all morning like plantation workers on
superior-quality amphetamines.
Today she’s
coming again to stare artistically at our unfamiliarly stripped-down rooms and
plan the staging for tomorrow’s indoor photographs, which will go on-line soon
for the official listing of our house.
Thus, about
all I have to offer today is some soothing shots from one of Mamie’s walks around
town.
We often end
up here at the private academy, where graduating seniors can add a block to its
bordering brick wall.
Some show
their solidarity with friends,
Or their
culture,
Or leave thoughts for us to ponder.
So close. You must be exhausted and excited. And of course dogs smile. So do cats, but they sneer more readily.
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at EC's comment. Yes, of course dogs smile. And I'm glad you can see the light at the end of the tunnel. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love seeing dogs smile! That stream looks a little murky.
ReplyDeleteI check out real estate sites online for fun and have to say I'm getting tired of seeing the same staged interiors across the board. Clear plastic chairs in a certain style seen in many, many houses from different agents, the same bright orange whatever on a bright blue background in house after house. I think they're just not trying.
Sadly, the realtor was limited to using our boring stuff. But at least it will look more like a real home.
DeleteWow, that sounds like a lot of hard work. I wonder what someone would do with our "stuff" to make the house look better. I hope it all goes very well. And I love your smiling dog picture. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteMamie is adorable! I love that last picture! I would love to sit in that cool green grass, and I see clover blooms!
ReplyDeletepreparing, closing, moving. yikes. it took us years to move to the country house...one box or piece of furniture at a time.
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