Steely
Active Member
WOOHOO!
Three weeks on the market, and it is SOLD.
I will pocket a nice amount of profit from it which is awesome, and be able to pay off my debt and a car (and save some I hope). YAY!
Weird how profound this is for me in terms of closure though. It just dawned on me - I have completely and forever left that life behind - and the rest of my life is unexplored, undefined, and unmapped. It is a bit unsettling for sure. I have owned that house 11 years - and now I am in a rental that will be sold next March. Life will continue to push me forward now........and I certainly will not be able to settle into my home and nest. I think that is good, and a bit exciting...........but also a little unnerving.
I hooked up with a local hiking group that meets every Fri., so I am starting that tomorrow - and I met a lady today that has a local kayaking group on Sundays. So I am slowly integrating myself into life here (which as you know is very, very hard for me.) But I feel like I am making slow progress.
The only draw back is that with my health problems there are few resources. There is only one psychiatrist that comes into town once a month - and there are not any Urologists for my kidney issues. I will figure it out though.
I am off to get a drill bit to try and hang these blinds and put together this futon that have been staring at me for weeks to do. I need a couch dangit! So I am determined to get this futon together.
Just thought I would share my latest.
Three weeks on the market, and it is SOLD.
I will pocket a nice amount of profit from it which is awesome, and be able to pay off my debt and a car (and save some I hope). YAY!
Weird how profound this is for me in terms of closure though. It just dawned on me - I have completely and forever left that life behind - and the rest of my life is unexplored, undefined, and unmapped. It is a bit unsettling for sure. I have owned that house 11 years - and now I am in a rental that will be sold next March. Life will continue to push me forward now........and I certainly will not be able to settle into my home and nest. I think that is good, and a bit exciting...........but also a little unnerving.
I hooked up with a local hiking group that meets every Fri., so I am starting that tomorrow - and I met a lady today that has a local kayaking group on Sundays. So I am slowly integrating myself into life here (which as you know is very, very hard for me.) But I feel like I am making slow progress.
The only draw back is that with my health problems there are few resources. There is only one psychiatrist that comes into town once a month - and there are not any Urologists for my kidney issues. I will figure it out though.
I am off to get a drill bit to try and hang these blinds and put together this futon that have been staring at me for weeks to do. I need a couch dangit! So I am determined to get this futon together.
Just thought I would share my latest.
A toast to your new life, and your continued successes! I think you are headed down a fantastic path!
