House-iversary
Sun 2 Dec 2007Two years ago this week we went on our first house-hunting expedition, to look at a really lovely little house. Which, after several visits to other houses, we just kept coming back to and wound up buying. So it is that same lovely little house that I’m sitting in right now.
It’s funny to think about that; it seems like both so long ago and so recently, in different ways. And it really is a lovely little house, all the more so because it’s ours now, full of our memories and our cats and our favorite things. It’s funny now to think that we had reservations; I barely even remember what they were. I know there were a couple of repair things we were concerned about, some of which we’ve fixed and some of which are still lurking on our “things to do one day when we have time and money” list. But this is so clearly our own beloved home, I can’t imagine trading it in for any of the other places we looked at.
When Len comes upstairs from building whatever it is he’s building in the garage, I must remember to tell him that Wednesday is our house-iversary. (Or one of them; I suppose spring, when we actually bought the house, is another house-iversary.) I wonder if I can convince him that we should buy the house a present to celebrate? I think maybe the house wants new curtains.
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December 4th, 2007 at 12:45 am
When we finished remodeling the kitchen of our old house a year ago, the new kitchen wanted a Le Crueset dutch oven, for baking the no-knead bread that was all the rage at the time. I told the kitchen that Le Creuset was too expensive, but then I went online and found a really good deal. Imagine the kitchen’s delight when that big red pot arrived!
Happy House-iversary.
December 4th, 2007 at 4:14 pm
Happy House-iversary from me also,
Let’s see … mine could use a coat of paint (living close to the ocean has some drawbacks) but my 29th “house-iversary” isn’t until July 4th so there’s time to plan.
Hugs and blessings,
December 5th, 2007 at 11:04 pm
I bought the house a shiny red dutch oven a few months ago. Wasn’t for me, no sir! But it bakes good bread and makes the house smell nice.