Then our landlord now called and made it official (gave us dates). And then I cried. I mean, I'm kind of an emotional person to begin with and I firmly believe in the healing power of a healthy cry. First of all, our landlord kind of begged us to stay. He loves us. We love him. He's an attorney (a public defender for death row inmates) in addition to being our landlord and has really lovingly restored our apartment that was built in the 1920s and is the nicest and most attentive landlord I've ever known anybody to have. We really like our neighbors, we know most of them. We love our little house. It's adorable and it's nice. And it's the first place we ever created a home together. We came to this home for the first time as husband and wife and had our first Christmas tree here. Keep in mind, I was the type of kid that couldn't give away my old stuffed animals because I was sad I'd hurt their feelings and that I'd miss them too much, so it shouldn't surprise you that I'm kind of sentimentally attached to things. (And it should also shock you that I'm not a hoarder...I've got all the right ingredients to become one...)
So, new adventures! A really adorable new house that has a really cool and unique history! A yard for Miss V. A lot of the same charm as the current house with a lot of neat upgrades and perks. A working fireplace. :)
I guess it can be said that as much as I love adventures, I'm not immune to fearing change. Christian is great about it, super excited, as he is about most things. He's a total rockstar and the first one to dive head first into new situations. I guess deep down I know it'll be okay no matter what. We'll do it together and that's all that matters.
I'll give you a sneak peakeroo:
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| It kind of feels like something from The Secret Garden or A little Princess. :) |
We hope Viesa likes it.
Are you great with change? Ever moved during the holidays?? :: DOUBLE GULP :: Advice?!
Exam Wednesday, Tucson this weekend for my BABY brother's 15th birthday (what the heck.)
XOXO,
Ash, Chris, & Vies
P.S. Our current place is already on Craigslist... :( Soooo sad!!!
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/cph/apa/2631189522.html - and yes, it really is as great as it looks.
[New adventures, Ashley. New adventures, new adventures, new adventures....]


3 comments:
How exciting!!! What a great little place :) :) If you don't mind, shoot me an email and tell me where that house is - I think I recognize it!
kara@sunshine-cupcakes.com
Also, I feel you on the sentimentality thing - I used to get SO sad in elementary school when I saw kids leave their sweaters and jackets on the playground to be forgotten...it used to devastate me to think of how sad their mothers would be when they learned that the cute jacket they picked out for their kid got left on the playground, haha. Such a freak.
That house is so cute! I'm actually surprised more houses in Arizona don't look like that.
Kara- that story is adorable! I can't imagine such a thoughtful elementary school kid. :)
we've been lucky to live in historic districts, the coolest parts of phoenix! to be honest, a lot of houses in AZ (especially Phoenix) look like this: http://lh6.ggpht.com/-I11Lekcjnvk/RKQn3CPmABE/AAAAAAAACVc/tMsdhnjaRXM/PhoenixHouseHunting.jpg - boring development blah houses. but there are some amazingly cool houses and unique neighborhoods both here in Phoenix and our home town in Tucson. :)
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