every saga harbours a worst-case scenario, and ours involved an unsellable home: months on the market (imagine!) but - endless washed windows and walloped doormats later - not a single prospective buyer among the cast of characters.
happily, our screenwriter opted for a happier ending, at least for this episode...
the first viewers were smitten, it seems, and our house was sold the very next day.
we can sit back, and nibble popcorn, and anticipate june.
Great for you. And your photo is great. All the daily living is there.
ReplyDeletegreat news!
ReplyDeletelove all your shots as usual.
Congratulations! I'm sure it's a load off your mind!
ReplyDeleteThe up-ended mat is a perfect encapsulation of breaking camp.
Very happy for you!
ReplyDeleteSometimes things do work out.
Love the doormat.
congrats! I'm not looking forward to that type of stress!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! It's a great feeling not having to worry about the sale, and I know what I'm talking about. Our flat sold within three weeks, to the second viewer, for almost the asking price. We were not a little relieved! Happy anticipating!
ReplyDeleteThis is a bounty of interesting textures. Congrats on the house sale!
ReplyDeleteJust blogging around and stopped in. Congrats on the sale. I remembered the pic of "home-to-be," I know you can't wait. Very nice shots here as well and enjoyed the read ... once again.
ReplyDeletecongrats !!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats ! Curiously it's the second blog entry about the happy sale of a house I've read today, talk about serendipity :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great blog, and a pleasure to keep visiting.
Cheers!
Oscar/Taffer
Congrats Lynn!
ReplyDeleteIm so happy for you!
Congrats!
ReplyDeletecongratulations, lynn!!
ReplyDeletecongratulations : ) I am on the other end of the equation - looking for that perfect house to buy before someone else snatches it up!
ReplyDeleteI don't like mats. I live in the dark :(
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