I really do not have time to participate in the usual Wednesday Hodgepodge this week. I actually don't foresee having much time to blog at all in the next several weeks.
I did want to give a quick update on what has transpired in our lives lately since deciding to move to the Dallas area to be near our daughter.
As my husband is a realtor, we decided to have an Open House in our gated community before we listed it. The first person to enter, a young man engaged to be married next summer and a medical student, made an offer and we had a signed contract on the house a week later.
This past weekend we went to see our youngest granddaughter play the lead role in "Moana Jr" and also had an appointment to look at a condo in a 55+ gated community in Plano, Tx. There was one other unit in there for sale and we saw it the next day. We felt this was the place God had for us, so signed a contract that day and it was approved on Sunday.
We will be less than 10 minutes from our daughter and 15 from our granddaughter. We are within walking distance of Ava Grace's school and the church we will likely attend. There is excellent shopping, a nature preserve for walking outdoors, and gorgeous homes all around us. And would you believe our neighbors are also from Louisiana?
We will close on our Shreveport house on Dec. 18 and on the Plano house on the 21st. The movers will be here bright and early on that day and by midnight, we should have everything unloaded in the new house. No Indiana white Christmas this year, but memorable nonetheless.
There are so many ways God has made our path plain and straight and it is so humbling to watch how He has and is working to bring His plan about in our lives. We give Him all the praise and glory for blessing us so richly.
Now, the fun part begins with packing everything and hoping it all will find a place in this smaller home. Once we are settled, I will share with you all about the move, transition and new house. In the meantime, let me leave you with shots of our own precious Moana, who by the way, did an awesome job even in a mask.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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