Many things happening in this house at the moment.
The family of 5 are still with us, but moving out and the end of this month or early next, will miss them when they go. At least they won't be far away, not like before when they lived in Queensland.
It's so good that we all get on so well, even the little ones, the girls aged 8, 6 and the boy aged 2 are such a delight and so well behaved. They ride their bikes up and down our driveway after school, talk to the boys next door who go to the same school which is just up the road about 1 km. We all spend much time laughing and I do believe we are very lucky to have such a happy family. Eldest son and his wife and little one aged 2 are not left out either, a baby is due early November.
Sold the 4 wheel drive in two days to a cash buyer.
The sale of my late father's house is progressing beautifully and Settlement date is the end of this month. Remember it sold in 3 days.
Ordered a new 4 wheel drive, top of the range.
Looking at a caravan to buy in May next year, can't be delivered till then apparently, but just looking.
Son living here has a job interview in the country about 15 minutes away, so we are keeping our fingers crossed on that. He has two other jobs, so if he's lucky enough he might have 3. Of course if he gets full time then he will have one.
The streetscape below is on the way into Melbourne, Victoria from the north. I always like this 'fence' that is on the side of the freeway. Don't know how long it is. Took the photo from the window as husband was driving down at normal speed.
Oh M hugs hugs hugs as you go through all these emotions. Thinking of you. Best of luck with the jobs close to home for your son. Keeping them close will be wonderful. HUGS G
ReplyDeleteThanks. It is good having them at home.
DeleteThat is blue indeed! I wish all the best for your son!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteGreat picture, especially from the car. So nice to have children nearby. We will have all three within an hour this next summer. Fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I was pleased with the photos as it's rather clear.
DeleteSo you will be looking forward to having all 3.
Lots of excitement in your house Margaret - after such a difficult year I am so pleased that your father's house sold quickly and you also had a quick sale on the 4 wheel drive. Good luck to your son with his interview.
ReplyDeleteIt has been a difficult year but that has passed I believe as I am to the close of a few things and doors are opening for new things :)
DeleteYou are very lucky you get on very well with your family. Children at means having a great time and funny one. I believe your son will get a new job . My fingers are crossed.
ReplyDeleteOur fingers are crossed too.
DeleteThree generations living together and getting along is impressive. Interesting that the wait is so long for a caravan. While no doubt there are imported parts in them, it is good that we at least still make our own caravans. You seem rather good at selling things.
ReplyDeleteI think it's a miracle that we all get along. Let's hope it continues, but we all understand each other and know each others place in the house. Still there is much laughter.
DeleteI think it is wonderful having some many generations living together
ReplyDeleteIt is very wonderful Jo-Anne, not everyone has the opportunity.
DeleteThat's a special picture. Is it a monument?
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Thanks. It's not a monument, I think it's just a fence with houses behind it.
DeleteEverything seems to be bubbling along nicely for you and family. Show us the new car. Love the blue fence.
ReplyDeleteThings falling into place. I will show the new vehicle when it's delivered. It has to be got in yet, should arrive in two to 3 weeks...
DeleteI echo Jo-Anne's comment. :)
ReplyDeleteOk. I expect it's a bit unusual.
DeleteThat is an interesting fence. It's wonderful your fathers home sold so quickly so you won't had that responsibility anymore.
ReplyDeleteI will be pleased when I have finished cleaning and moving all the goods from inside.
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