I have loved my house here on Daylily Circle in Farmington. I've always felt so good about being here and making it my home.
However, after experiencing a year as a Klein, I've realized that my life and family is changing and so are our needs and wants. Eric and I have toyed around with the idea of moving, but we haven't been brave enough to do much about it. Especially considering the fact that our house now is wonderful. It's cute, new, in a great location, and surrounded by great people.
However, one day I woke up with a feelin', and decided to tell Eric about it.
It wasn't long after that we found a house in South Farmington that we love.
So here it is....My house for sale. Kinda' hard seeing that sign.
And here's the new house. We're super excited about it. It has plenty of space and room to grow. Lots of storage. A wonderful yard for kids and a dog. And it's in a location I have always hoped to live.
So, in tribute to my treasured house here on Daylily, here's a few pictures to remember it by:
Eric's office. Used to be mine. Notice the awesome aquarium.
Eric's office in a different light.
Our family room.
I love this white kitchen.
I love this window. I have looked through it at the night sky each night and thought of Michael. Cheesy, I know, but I don't care.
Best room of the house. My room.
Abbey's darling yellow room. Once was a guest bedroom.
My sweet Andi's room.
Looking out at the newly-affixed sign.
There are so many people in this neighborhood I love and will miss. The Chandler family, our home teachers (Robert and Rand), my visiting teachers (Zenda and Leslie), all my young women and the leaders I've worked with, the Reynolds, Liz Robertson, the Leonards. The list goes on and on.
This has been a place to grieve, a place of healing, and a place of adjustment. I adore this place and will always be grateful to have had it.
