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Another big day

Today we close on our new place. It's exciting and kind of scary too. There's alot going on in my head about it, but not much that I can share for various reasons. I'm glad to be getting in there soon to get cleaning and prepping for the demolition and construction of the next 7 days. I'm looking forward to seeing the new changes in place. And mostly I'm praying hard that this will be a good thing for our family as we move forward, something that marks another step in our healing and recovery process.

M's home today from work, feeling horrible and looking it. This is a rarity for him to miss work. Hopefully he's able to sit up and sign his name a hundred times in a few hours. For now we let him sleep.

I hope to be more consistent about posting as this process moves forward, more for my own record-keeping than anything, but feel free to follow along.

Happy Tuesday!

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  1. Good luck with everything and all those signatures today. Sending good thoughts for a home sweet home.

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  2. I'm excited for you! Can't wait to follow along.

    Hoping M feels better, too. That's no fun.

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  3. Also sorry to hear about M's feeling so bad; maybe a nap will perk him up enough to sign. We pray all goes well.

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  4. Congratulations! Sorry M isn't feeling well. So excited to see 'real' pictures!

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  5. Been thinking about you all day. Hope all went smoothly and that M is back to good health tomorrow!

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  6. It will feel good to finally get the keys to the new place. Good luck with everything!!

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  7. WOW! Congrats! How wonderful for you!!!!

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