I know! Just an FYI, there's a house for sale a few doors down on the opposite side of the street. Roomy, 2 fireplaces, and a fenced backyard! It's even nicer than ours. Just move on in!If we lived closer, Cap, I'd proudly be that friend. We could sit down over cups of brown liquid sadness and compare maladies to our hearts content and completely understand one another.
Thanks Granny, love you too. I am just so worn down with all of these illnesses, it's hard to do anything. I have so many doctor appointments, it's confusing.This doesn't sound like you Cap. Things with your home should settle down soon and before you know it spring will be here. Do you have room there for a small garden? For now. I would suggest you paint inside. Make it yours! Something bright and cheerful maybe? Hang in there my friend. I do love you.
Lol ya you are! Glad to see you back.
You can still fight back! Don't sit in the chair all day. Walk around the house, do a few things. When you get tired, sit down. Don't give up on yourself.
Tempting but that would be one helluva move for us to make. Maybe you could move west! There are a ton of huge Amish farms for sale here around us. Most of them under 300,000 for 5 bedroom houses and oodles of acreage. No building codes, no zoning, you want it, you can do it!
That's why my tag line is Never Give Up Never Surrender. When you do you may as well move into a wheelchair and old folks home. Can't ever completely give up on anything. Not at our age.
Nah, no more big acreage for us. Too much fallen wood and other issues. We just moved, I think another move would kill me! I still have loads to unpack.
