Going...

Going...
Gone!
The kids and I drove over to check it out yesterday only to find one rickety pick-up truck, mounds of dirt, and two men with shovels in the pit. It cracked me up so bad. "We've been here all night!"
We stopped by again tonight. (Homeboys work fast.)
We were able to meet our neighbors. They have three kids, ages 6, 4 and 1. (You can sort of see them up in the corner of the photo.) Language will be a bit of a barrier, but they were so nice. They live in a La Casa new build, too. Hopefully, the street will eventually be lined with them.
It's so exciting to see things finally taking shape.
On the count of three: 1, 2, 3... WOOT!!!!!!!!!!!
In other exciting news, I'm talking about fashion and decorating inspiration for our new home over at one of the most inspiring blogs on the planet, The Lettered Cottage. Check it out! (Mama, click the blue letters and it will take you over there... Love you!)







Ever forward... slowly! PROGRESS! Are you feelin' all "butterflies" and stuff? (The good kind, of course.) Exciting times!
ReplyDeleteyou are posting on layla's now?? what, what?!! you are such a star. a STAR!!! i am going to read it now. have to work my way back into the rectangle.
ReplyDeleteWOOT!!!!! This must be so exciting for you and the Littles.
ReplyDeleteThis gets a double! WOOT WOOT!! fistpump!
ReplyDeleteha, they are MIGHTY fast, those two. :) i am way excited with you!
ReplyDeleteOooh! I hope they didn't haul all the old bricks away! They would make a beautiful pathway or patio. How exciting for the progress already on your new house. I'm looking forward to seeing its progress.
ReplyDeleteI am so excited for you : )
ReplyDeleteokay, so as happy as i am for you about the house, i am cracking up at the directions to your mama. almost bought a skirt like that today. i thought of YOU! and then felt creepy for thinking of a woman i've never met whilst clothes shopping. and please give an update of your BOOK!!!!
ReplyDeleteyeah!!! look at y'all by your new house :) love that! and excuse me...you're guesting at the lettered cottage??!! you are officially a rock star!
ReplyDeleteSo excited for y'all! And thank you for sharing your thoughts over at my place this week. You rock my wwworld! (Get it? www?) ;-)
ReplyDeleteWOOT!!! So excited for you! And you're so sweet to your mama - telling her how to click the link :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a cute street. I like it.
ReplyDeleteYaay!! Just checked you out over at Layla's... LOVE! Been following along on your journey, and just wanted to say "hi" and give a quick {hug}! Happy Friday!!
ReplyDeleteExciting days ahead, so happy for you!
ReplyDeleteAre you keeping some of those bricks?
ReplyDeleteGarden decorating supplies, right there. (I'm drooling).
How exciting!
"Been here all night" gheeze!
Lisa
Oh!
ReplyDeleteJust saw you on Lettered Cottage. You're style is my style. Did you go to the site of that last picture? I did, and scrolled down, and saw the awesome bright yellow you've been talking about! Check it out! Love it all.
Lisa
That image--of the demolition--it pierces me. Makes me stop in my tracks. What He's doing, it's a new and beautiful thing. Just you wait and See. (for you and for me, friend.)
ReplyDeleteExciting! Although I must say I loved that brick house too bad they couldn't just fix that up
ReplyDeleteI hear ya. The homes along the street have been abandoned since the early 80's. They were well past a renovation.
DeleteAwesome, awesome exciting-ness! {and my favorite part about this is that sweet note to your mama!}
ReplyDeleteI am beside myself excited.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if I can talk my mister into settling in next door to you.
A girl can dream.
xxoo
holler! over the moon excited for you. off to read at the LC...two of my faves on the interwebz in one place? most excellent:)
ReplyDeletei love you.
Would you believe me if I told you that supper involved brussels & bacon? There's a plate in the fridge for ya.
ReplyDeleteAlso can I say that last photo had me singing How Firm a Foundation? Which made me realize I had no idea how it went after that first line...which led me to googling it...which brought me to tears. (it appears you gave a mouse a cookie) So sweet, all those foundations you're laying. It was very metaphoric...I'm knee deep in nostalgia and sentiment this morning. Even though it's afternoon.
How exciting...watching all this unfold! Blessings, blessings, blessings! :)
Very much enjoyed your guest post on The Lettered Cottage!
ReplyDeleteYou really ARE fearless with the pattern combos! Color me inspired AGAIN.
I loved the use of Layla Palmering ( I think!) as a verb. I read it yesterday, but I do believe you used her name as a verb.
So excited for you and your new home.
I say head on over to Rosetta Stone, brush up on a new language & make some new friends!
xoxox~
TT
So exciting! I'm enjoying reading about your journey to your new home!
ReplyDeleteAnd congrats on your post over at the Lettered Cottage!
Jo-Anna
Hooray! Here you go....
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your article at The Lettered Cottage. I feel the same way - I love everything & It's hard to narrow down a certain style. I'll try looking in the closet!
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle