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The big move!

We finally moved!  It was thankfully one of the easiest moves I've ever experienced thanks to some help from family and friends. Silas was an angel on moving day, thank the Lord, and our first night in the house was surreal. I felt like I was spending the night in someone's nice home. I can't believe we are blessed enough to own a home and have a baby! Crazy.... I'm actually a grown-up now. Maybe...

Well, with the blessing comes some work. We've learned a lot, and I have lots to share (things that are still in the works, things we'd do differently, things that never should have been done), but for time sake. Here's just a quick peak at the outside paint completion. If nothing else, at least our home is no longer flesh colored. Now I just need to plant a tree to hide the church windows. :)

Before:
Hard to see in the pic with Matthew there, but the door was fusia and the shutters hunter green.



The door and shutters are now black with a grey/khaki siding and white trim. Our neighbors thanked us! :)
Instead of doing needed house stuff, we just watch our son develop.... It's not a waste of time. I don't think. It's more fun than this video proves. :)

Oh how your entertainment changes with a baby.

~MovingBuster

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  1. It looks great!!! Congratulations on your new home! You'll have so much fun making it your own...

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