Comments on: the house that built us

By: Susan

Susan

I knew I’d cry when I read this, I knew you’d mention Chloe and I knew that’d be the part that sealed the deal! The greatest part of life is that it’s what you make it. You guys will make some great memories in your new home and I know all your followers are so excited to be a part of it! Good luck!

By: Heather

Heather

Great, way to make me cry at work!! 😉 Many blessings for you guys on your next adventure!

By: Debra

Debra

So beautiful! Can’t believe you are moving to nashville. Can I be one of your first clients????? Praying the transition is smooth.

By: Lindsey

Lindsey

Agggh! Having a good ole blubbery cry up here in Canada! This was a beautiful post – maybe even my favourite blog post ever. Good luck on this new chapter…the adventure will be AWESOME!!

By: Clare

Clare

Man you guys are going to make me cry now! We are just a few years behind you with a toddler boy and baby girl, starting to plant our roots. Watching your babies grow up in a few pictures, it just goes by too fast!! Safe travels for you all! I can’t wait to read about your new adventure.

By: Manette Gutterman

Manette Gutterman

Be thankful to move! We ‘re living in the house I grew up in, raised my 13 and 9 year old boy in, and I’ll probably be here another 40 years. It’s not an ideal neighborhood but I’ve watched my neighbor’s move and pass away along with my mother. While it would be bittersweet still in ways, I’d give the gift of walking to move! I dream of house not falling apart, where everything works for the most part, and my children can ride down the street without me worrying about them getting ran over! Best of luck to your new memories!

By: Lynn Mosher

Lynn Mosher

What a precious post! May your new home be filled with as many memories, laughs, and blessings as the old one. And even more so!

By: Sarah P

Sarah P

Wonderful post! We are doing the exact same thing right now. We bought a new home with friends right across the street, much closer to family and the school we want. It’s everything we’ve dreamed of, waited for and prayed about for 12 long years. BUT still… leaving the home that we couldn’t wait to get out of, that has cramped us and stifled us…I can’t describe. I can hear all the laughter of the birthday parties, holidays and family nights. I’m so ready to go, yet homesick for the old place already. I know – I just know – exactly what you mean. Many blessings to you and your family. Such a wonderful post.

By: Jenny B.

Jenny B.

And… now I’m crying! What a beautiful post. I identify with SO much. We’ve lived in our house for 15 years, and have brought home three babies here (our “surprise” will be 1 next month). I have that comforter in the first picture on my bed right now (it looks sad, but it’s super comfy). We talk all the time about wanting to move to a bigger house with more land, but I know if and when we finally do it, it will be SO hard to leave this house. I’ve been thinking about time a lot lately. I turned 40 this year, and time just keeps getting faster and faster. I read an article about how to slow it down. Well, you know, at least the perception of it. It said to do different things. Learn something new. Go on an adventure. When you’re out of the routine, time seems to pass more slowly. Here’s to new adventures, memories made, and lots of time with those sweet babes.

By: Connie Brown

Connie Brown

I cried reading your sentimental journey. Good luck on your new adventure. Moving is hard, exciting and full of new friends and memories.