Spring is a Great Time to Move

Currently obsessed with house hunting shows, especially international and waterfront locations. It’s not that we’re thinking of moving any time soon, but you never know. Should we happen to win a lottery, I’ll be prepared.

Looking at real estate always reminds me of my parents, who moved house every two years. My mother said it was easier than Spring cleaning. I don’t know about that, but I sure feel the tug of those ancestral impulses.

Seven years is the longest I have lived in any home. How about you?

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Since I left my childhood home, the location I am living in now is the longest I have stayed in one place. I usually get itchy feet and want a change. I have lived here 16 years which is surprising considering it’s not my first choice in landscape, but it is the last place my husband and I lived together. I will eventually move to the same city my son lives in, but I am comfortable here. I can walk anytime day and night and feel safe.

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