Lovely looking home Lisa. I must have missed something while reading this post. I can't figure out why you let that house go. Hoping you'll be as happy without it as your were with it.
Wow! I love every single part of her makeover that has skillfully preserved her beauty. Your choices on finials, dining room and fireplace do over are fantastic Lisa. The richness of your words touch my heart. Wishing you 3 a happy journey to your next adventure♥️
Thank you so much, Nancy! I appreciate your compliments very much––on both my words and makeover efforts. It's also just great to hear from an old friend. You put to mind my reason for the move, which is to return to small-town life. ;) I hope you're doing well!
Hugging the newel post: I can relate! Old houses love a bit of love.
My last house (1955 and looking better than ever when I sold her) got lots of surreptitious hugs on the day I walked out the door the last time. My realtor caught me in one, laughed and handed me a tissue!
What's the story of home for you?
Oh Lisa! It’s so beautiful!
Thank you for sharing so much of your journey and these little snippets of moving on to the next adventure. 🙏
Wishing you all the goodness and wholeness in your next steps.
Thank you so much, Liz. I can feel the good vibes you're sending!
Maplewood is such a beautiful area. I fell in love with it the first time I drove through❤️
It IS, Sylvia. It was very hard to leave it.
A beautiful home to be enjoyed by another family. I’m sure they will love your enhancements and the garden!!!
Thank you, Cerina. I know they fell in love with the house at first look.
She is a beauty.
Thanks for that. 🙏
Lovely looking home Lisa. I must have missed something while reading this post. I can't figure out why you let that house go. Hoping you'll be as happy without it as your were with it.
Thank you for the compliment, Mary. I hope to be much happier in the new place!
Wow! I love every single part of her makeover that has skillfully preserved her beauty. Your choices on finials, dining room and fireplace do over are fantastic Lisa. The richness of your words touch my heart. Wishing you 3 a happy journey to your next adventure♥️
Thank you so much, Nancy! I appreciate your compliments very much––on both my words and makeover efforts. It's also just great to hear from an old friend. You put to mind my reason for the move, which is to return to small-town life. ;) I hope you're doing well!
Hugging the newel post: I can relate! Old houses love a bit of love.
My last house (1955 and looking better than ever when I sold her) got lots of surreptitious hugs on the day I walked out the door the last time. My realtor caught me in one, laughed and handed me a tissue!
Can't wait to hear what you do next, Lisa.
Karen, I love those mid-century moderns! I restored a ‘57 rambler back in the early 2000s. Thanks for your note.