tomorrow is the day..

Wishing you the best of luck in your new home!

 

You'll be so busy ... unpacking and setting up. You'll not have a lot of time on line ...lol But Congratulations. I think you'll love the country. I know I would ...lol

 

You'll love it, there isn't any better way to live, than in the Country.......

 

Good luck! You will love the country... all the wild life, how quite it is, and you won't have so many neighbors worrying about what YOU are doing instead of minding their own business.

The one thing you might have a hard time with at first is sleeping. You don't realize how quite, quite can be. I would recommend turning on a box fan or something for some background noise. Of course that all depends on how noisy your current place is.

Enjoy the peace and quiet, fresh air, and PLENTY of outdoor activities. My kids say all the time that they want to live closer to town but then I tell them that they wouldn't be able to do all the things they can do now, like ride the horse, ride their bikes anywhere they want, have bon fires in the fire pit, ride the 4-wheeler, and the list can go on and on. There is more work living in the country but it is well worth it, you get free exercise!

 

relax & enjoy it!

 

This winter keep some basic supplies on hand so if the weather makes it hard to get to town you'll have enough milk and such on hand. Also unless you're on rural water, if you lose power (which we do fairly frequently) your water well won't work. Keep some containers of drinking water and toilet flushing water on hand. I've lived in the country pretty much all of my life and can't imagine living anywhere else.

 

You will love it! Last year we moved from a subdivision to our new house on 5 acres, and I couldn't be happier! There are trees for the kids to climb (with the tree frog chorus at night), a creek with frogs, room for a nice garden, all sorts of critters in the yard, and of course the dog and chickens. The family loves it here. I do like that we're still only about 15 minutes from the city, though. Congratulations, and enjoy your new home!