After more than three months of living in temporary apartments, I’m pleased to report that we’ve found a new permanent place! Or rather, a very old place, by the standards of the US: a 200-year-old clapboard house in the Hudson River Valley that was once part of a farming estate.
We’re beyond thrilled, of course, and the excitement of being able to settle in has thus far overshadowed the daunting task of actually doing so. But our stuff is out of storage and we’re very optimistic.
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Congrats, Leah!
How wonderful to finally find a place to stop and rest.
Congratulations! I hope you are able to settle in quickly and that your move goes smoothly! Very happy for you.