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I’m standing….

….on our floor!!!!

Steve-the-Builder is completing the flooring in the main living area today. He’ll stop before flooring the rest to install the kitchen cabinets. Then he’ll go on flooring (hardwood goes throughout the main floor and loft bedroom) and he’s promised me a bathroom by Saturday. DirecTV is scheduled for installation. We have phones, electricity, and gas. The only thing standing between me and my fantasy March 8th move-in date is the water crisis. (No new drilling yesterday or today. As soon as I have an update on the water, I’ll let you know! We’re hoping to try again soon.)

In the meantime, after checking on the flooring progress yesterday, I sat down in one of these rocking chairs and listened to the wild turkeys in the woods and looked over my domain of trees and hills and river below.

Our house is almost ready for us. There’s water here somewhere. I believe….
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BTW – its 7 degrees here this morning :wall:
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I hope you can get the water situation figured out soon, get a good well drilled so you can get all moved in quick.
Nothing worse then a long drawn out move. :clock:
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Love the hardwood floor, the porch, the rocker, etc.
You’ll have a well soon; take heart!
-Kim
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I’ll make pie…..
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I just love those wild turkeys. In our county (a rural Ohio county), there are places where you have to actually stop your car and let a big gobbler and his harem walk across the road!! WAY cool! :talktothehand:
Blessings from Ohio…
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I love how your house is coming along. Your choices are fabulous. I hope everyting goes well from here on out!
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Princess’s room looks awesome! She is going to love that color because it’s so versatile!
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There was a show in the 70′s and one of the guys used to always say “I LOVE IT WHEN A PLAN COMES TOGETHER!” Can’t remember the show BUT………….You are almost there!
I will shoot a prayer up for the water. You WILL find water!!
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The house is looking gorgeous! Love the hardwood.
We recently moved into an old house and just finished painting the dining room and have decided the oak floors need to be refinished.
I sighed when I saw yours!
Hang in there….water is coming.
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And there will be water. I hope it is sweet water too. My dad used to be the best at finding sweet water. Wish he was there to help you.
When I was younger and helped my friends move, while they moved the heavy stuff I couldn’t, I always made their beds for them. That way when everyone left, and they were so tired they couldn’t move, they could take a bath and just drop into bed. I had so many people tell me how much they appreciated not having to get their beds ready after a long hard day of moving stuff.
Maybe you can get Georgia to come and she can make your beds for you. I would, but I have that ‘I have to work’ thing going on.
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I’ve just discovered your blog and have spent some wonderful time reading about your books, kids, new house, old house, etc. It’s been such a lovely way to pass the time. You’re bringing me back to the three years I spent in a cabin in the woods in the depths of rural Indiana. The cabin was a wreck (old, mushy, mice, soggy ceiling), but it had porch with a view like yours. I miss the trees.
Best wishes on the water…
Kim
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I’m still not sure we’ll be able to move this weekend or not, but the house will be ready (not completely finished, but close enough to live in). It’s the water and the weather that may stop us. (Snow’s in the forecast.)
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You’ll find water, Suzanne! I know you will.
::fingers crossed for water::
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I have been looking back at some of your old posts and pictures.
I grew up in WV, Looneyville to be exact!! All of my family still live there on that little country road called Flat Fork by the post office. Did you notice the outhouse by the church? :mrgreen:
I would end up with a million cats if I were ever to come back to the country. Dr. Cain would have to get an assistant. :catmeow:
I am in Charlotte, NC now, but I sometimes dream of the country life.
I hope to catch up on reading all your good stuff you have posted.
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Think positive about the water.
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