Good old fashion fun.

It was so fun to watch Lexi playing with the hose. She was in her own little world, and didn't have a care in the world.

I remember doing this exact thing when I was younger, man those where the good old days.

What Now?

Now what? The answer to that question is I'm not sure. I'm still a little bit in shock that we finally got an offer on our house, after years of putting out the for sale sign and nothing happening. What's even crazier is that this whole thing happened in less than a week of listing our home with a realtor. I know it's not a for sure done deal yet but it looks like it might be. The buyers are already qualifed for the loan, and their house has already sold back in Kentucky. Right now I have mixed emotions over the whole deal. Yes I'm excited that it sold, and we can move on with our plan of building again. At the same time I'm sad to leave this house that we have so many memories in. I'll always remember how hard Jeff and I were working on the house so we could get moved in before I was to give birth. Lexi was born three days after we moved in, and I loved the feeling of bringing home my new baby to our brand new house. What makes it even harder to say goodbye to our house is to leave the best neighborhood ever. I've come to have great friendships with my neighbors and my kids love playing with all the neighbor kids. It is hard to imagine having better neighbors than I have now. I'm not 100% sure but, if things go as I would like, we are going to rent one of the town homes just down the street while we decide what we are going to do next.

Here are a few pictures in memory of our first home.