Comments on: For new adventures to begin, some things must first find their conclusions. http://paintingchef.com/?p=937 Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:30:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Miss Britt http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40591 Miss Britt Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:58:52 +0000 http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40591 Yep, i cried when we sold our first house (and the second one) - even though we hadn't lived in for two years. It was still OURS, technically. And the moment it wasn't I felt like a chapter had closed. *SOB* Yep, i cried when we sold our first house (and the second one) - even though we hadn’t lived in for two years. It was still OURS, technically. And the moment it wasn’t I felt like a chapter had closed. *SOB*

]]> By: statia http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40590 statia Thu, 20 Dec 2007 16:25:48 +0000 http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40590 I've never seen you "sound" more zen than you are right now, despite all of the changes. I know that this upcoming year will bring fabulous thins for you. I’ve never seen you “sound” more zen than you are right now, despite all of the changes. I know that this upcoming year will bring fabulous thins for you.

]]> By: Elle http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40589 Elle Thu, 20 Dec 2007 15:55:10 +0000 http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40589 Pop open the champagne after the closing. Your new life is opening. Keep in mind that the very fact that you have transformed one shell into your home means that you have that ability, and the next one will make the transformation as well. Your first house is an indelible mark, the first time you figured out just what those things were that you really wanted as home. And just what colors would NOT work in the bathroom... Different aspects, different dimensions, different parts to work with (didn't I see you mention a pool in the potential new place??) a million trips to Home Depot or wherever for paint etc., but you'll know what you need to have it become yours. All the best in savoring the conclusions and the new adventures! Pop open the champagne after the closing. Your new life is opening. Keep in mind that the very fact that you have transformed one shell into your home means that you have that ability, and the next one will make the transformation as well. Your first house is an indelible mark, the first time you figured out just what those things were that you really wanted as home. And just what colors would NOT work in the bathroom… Different aspects, different dimensions, different parts to work with (didn’t I see you mention a pool in the potential new place??) a million trips to Home Depot or wherever for paint etc., but you’ll know what you need to have it become yours.

All the best in savoring the conclusions and the new adventures!

]]> By: Heather http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40588 Heather Thu, 20 Dec 2007 14:30:18 +0000 http://paintingchef.com/?p=937#comment-40588 I understand how you are feeling. My husband and I both cried when we sold our first home. We loved it so much and it felt weird knowing it was no longer ours. I'm sure we will cry even harder when we sell our current home becuase it is the home we have made with our 1 year old son. It seems like every corner and every room holds a memory of him and the things he has accomplished his first year. I also cried when my parents sold my childhood home in Ft. Myers, FL and moved to GA 4 years ago. Change is always hard but sometimes it's more worth it then you will ever know. I predict that great things will happen for you and Patrick this year. Happy Holidays I understand how you are feeling. My husband and I both cried when we sold our first home. We loved it so much and it felt weird knowing it was no longer ours. I’m sure we will cry even harder when we sell our current home becuase it is the home we have made with our 1 year old son. It seems like every corner and every room holds a memory of him and the things he has accomplished his first year.

I also cried when my parents sold my childhood home in Ft. Myers, FL and moved to GA 4 years ago. Change is always hard but sometimes it’s more worth it then you will ever know. I predict that great things will happen for you and Patrick this year.

Happy Holidays

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