I hope your day went well----No snow fell here to-day but we do have it on the ground--Hopefully I can get a blog off to you all in the morning-
AND NOW--It is Evening
----THE MOVERS ARE LOADING TO_MORROW--pull out the next day-I picked up my meds at the Pharmacy--We are down to the "nitty gritty""--Son#3 picks Son #2 at the Sudbury Airport--coming in from Toronto-----It will be a very busy day tomorrow--So life goes on--and on --
Hey, I just found out I am only 82 ----Thought I was 83--
-So-----The big move has begun-Holy Cow eh??-
I must get off of here-- settle Sushi down--pack a small bag -- Can you all pray that we don't hit snow??Remember---
It is a good day if-- -----
DID YOU????
Hi Dear Lynda! Nice to see you! I wish nothing but the very best for you as you wrap things up there and in your travels. Lots of Ohio hugs being sent to you! Oh, and ice cream, too!
ReplyDeleteDear Lynda...on your way to an easier and more restful life. Can't wait to see the new place.!
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't. 😇
ReplyDeleteSafe, safe travels for you as you set off on your new adventure!! You are brave, you are strong…it will all work out. My thoughts are with you and Fred as you say goodbye to the old (not easy) and forge ahead to your new residence! ❤️ Karen (Eissa7)
ReplyDeleteHi Lynda! Marti here. When is your last day there? I had thought it was this Thursday. Well, best of luck to you! It sounds like it has been so easy, maybe it hasn't been, but compared to my experiences... I know how it is for me. I typically start packing like a month in advance and sit around with boxes all around me. My last BIG move was from a house where my late husband and I lived, into a condo. My, he had so much stuff...a back basement full of tools, drill presses, and the like; like an idiot I just had 1-800-GOT-JUNK haul them away, a crawl space packed with dead printers and other dead small appliances, and all his model train stuff, big computer desk, tv, stand, loveseat, end tables, books, exercise equipment, etc. (Had a rec room in the basement with a built in bookcase), which of course I didn't have in the condo. We didn't have anyone to donate it all to. Then we had a grill and a patio table. They had two big huge trucks full of (mostly his) stuff. Now, I live very happily in a 1000 sq foot condo, what I intend to be my last home b4 I have to go into assisted living or worse, LOL
ReplyDeleteMuch love to you and himself. Hugs hugs hugs
ReplyDeleteIt's Kathy. Saying a prayer for you and himself that your move goes smoothly and you don't have to deal with any snow! We had flurries the other day which is still on the ground, but it is suppose to warm up a bit. I agree, we should have to move every few years. I'm pretty good at clearing things out but my husband, not so much! I'm so glad your sons are helping! Take care.
ReplyDeleteBig HUGS and much love to you as you begin the big journey to your new place. Wishing you all the very best and have my prayers said for a safe and snow-free trip to your new home. HUGS HUGS HUGS
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Hi Lynda: Good to hear from you. Glad you're surviving the chaos that you're going through. Hope you'll be able to do the trip in one day. On the news they were showing snow up there tomorrow but at least your sons will be around to take care of it. Good luck and hope all goes well. Hugs Brenda
ReplyDeleteSo many warm wishes are going with you, every mile of the way! Glad your sons are pitching in! I had to smile at the discovery of an extra year of "youth" for you. My son's father always used to lie about what year he was born so he could pretend to be a year younger than his actual age... don't rightly remember whether he was born in '45 or '46, myself, but I probably have it written down somewhere.
ReplyDeleteI, too, can no longer worry about "dying young".
Lynda....GREAT blog. So happy to see a note. LOVED the funny inserts. Made me laugh.
ReplyDeleteThings are rolling along there. Glad to hear local sons pitching in a bit.
My prayers for a safe journey are with you all. My prayers for contentment, happiness and joy are with you both as you settle into your new home. I'm so very happy for you. Remember you are strong, loving, kind and IT WILL ALL BE OK.
LOVE, HUGS AND BLESSINGS
Marge, St.Louis
Hi Lynda, Praying for a smooth move for you a Himself. It is exciting, and also very chaotic. Wishing you the best. Can't wait to hear all the news. Sending hugs and love to you all. Chris
ReplyDeleteGood Luck and Safe Travels to your new home. Wishing you all the best.
ReplyDeleteStay safe on your travel to the new place. It's a new adventure for you and Fred. Can't wait to hear from you after you get settled in your new home. Take care. Glynis
ReplyDeleteWishing you safety and happiness at your new place, and more time to do pleasant things and not so much WORK! Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteThere us for sure a delay for your blogs to come to me! I checked this morning and the one about be the person your dog thinks you are was the one on top. Wish I knew what was up with that. You may not even see this comment.
ReplyDeleteYou sound kinda frantic. It will be over soon, sis. Then there will just be all the unpacking. That will take a while. So glad you have your sons to help.
We have very cold weather. A bit of snow on the ground and more due to come.
Hope you know that we're all thinking of you and wishing the four of you (and your sons) good luck all along the way to Lakeville.
{{{HUGS}}} Love, Maggie
I'm just now seeing this. I'll continue to pray for a safe trip for you all. So excited for you. Leaving the familiar where so much good life was lived is hard, I know. But oh my gosh, the better support and less work for you once you settle in. Go with God.
ReplyDeleteMarti here. Wishing you safe travels.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for a safe move. Don't worry about blogging as we all know that you are busier than a bee. Just want to say that we are all thinking of you and know that all will be positive in the next week. It will be hectic but full of family and laughs at the little things that pop up. Dot
ReplyDeleteI am so excited for you! The big day has arrived! I know leaving your home that you've been in so many years is bittersweet, but it is even more exciting that you are off to a new home and less work and wonderful things to learn and discover! Prayers and blessings go with you! Stay strong, my friend and enjoy this new chapter in your life!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited to hear about how things are going how was the trip and how is the new home so glad that everything fell into place for you
ReplyDeleteIt's Kathy. Just thought I'd say "hi". I hope things are going well with your move. I'm sure you have your hands full! But I'm also confident that you can handle whatever life throws at you!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking you're in your new town by now. I know there's a lot to do; hope all of you are doing well. Still praying!
ReplyDeleteMarti here. Going through "Lynda's Blog" withdrawal, LOL. Wondering how you're all doing! I'm sure you just haven't gotten around to setting up your computer and getting the internet going yet. Hope all is well! Looking forward to reading all about it just as soon as you're all set up! :)
ReplyDeleteJust checking in along with the others to let you know I'm thinking of you, and I hope the move went smoothly. Fred, Sushi, Lopez -- I'm sure you'll be worrying for awhile. It will take time to figure out what goes where and what works in your new place, as well as finding time to live your life instead of spending a worrying about the next snowstorm and clearing paths to the street. We'll be here when you're back in business. Hugs. / Leslie
ReplyDeleteLynda, been thinking of you! Hoping the move went smoothly and Himself is adjusting well.
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