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Abbey: We got a deal!


Thanks to the sellers' realtor, they didn't even counter back, just took our offer, so we got a very nice deal! Big yay!! We couldn't believe it!

There it is. 3 Br 1 Ba (Yeah, 1 bath will take adjustment.) Eat in kitchen, not alot of cabinets but nice ones. Covered deck and right-sized yard. Not too big, but enough. (We're not grass people.) 2-car garage, which was the big plus, finished basement with plenty of storage down there as well. I'm ready to get it going....one more move, more settling, and getting used to a new place. Currently we're looking at closing middle August and moving toward the end.

The fun never ends! But can it be denied that this move was a God thing?!? Everything has just happened so fast and relatively smoothly... amazing. Sell a house, buy a house, find a quiet apartment in the meantime, jobs along the way. Really amazing. Don't get me wrong, God is good even when things are not pleasant for a time, but blessings like this are just so welcome!!

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  1. Yay!! Congrats to your new home!!

    Um, I guess Abbey is out for a baby name, now that the house has taken that name? hahaha

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  2. Found your blog by accident---but after reading it I found I just couldn't stop. You sound like an amazing mom---from one mom of a special needs child to another---I love your upbeat attitude.

    congrats on your new house!

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  3. yay RK! Abbey looks great! and also a big yay for the good price!

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  4. Congratulations!
    I agree with you on all counts. :)

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  5. Congratulations RK!!! That is so great, Abbey looks perfect :)

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  6. I'm pretty partial to Abbey:)
    Sounds like everything is coming together nicely. I'm glad for you!

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  7. Wow, it's like a reflected image of your Champaign house.

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  8. Congratulations! I know you can't wait to get settled.

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  9. YAY how exciting. So happy to read you got it and will be settled very soon!

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  10. CONGRATS! CONGRATS! CONGRATS! That is SOOO awesome! yes, God IS good!! I'm hoping for interior pics when you get moved in.... congrats on selling your other house, as well!!

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  11. Yea! So happy for you all. Just let me know when moving day is.

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  12. Looks great, I can't wait to come for a visit. Take care!!

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  13. God is so GOOD! That's exactly how things went as He [clearly] orchestrated our move to St. Louis. I'm so glad you guys found a house!
    Steph

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  14. So, um, which room is ours?
    Oh, and congrats!

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  15. I think everyone should have an Abb(e)y. :)

    Congratulations!

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