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SO CLOSE!

Y'all guys, OHEMGEE, y'all guys! We are now less than THREE weeks away from closing on our home and moving in. WHAAAAT?!?! I need to get busy!

Anyone wanna volunteer to come help me pack? This weekend, next weekend, or the weekend after that, I'm totally free... you know, for packing. Come on and make a trip to A-Town! We got wind and dirt for days, you can't even imagine! I'll wine and dine ya', take you to Cadillac Ranch, and tell you how pretty you are. SWEAR IT.

Seriously though, so much to do and I want to do it all right now! We are beyond ecstatic. For one, our final rent payment cleared our account this week, and it was one of the best feelings in the world. Knowing that after 3 years of saving and planning, we are about to move into a home that is ours. Speaking of the rent thing, it got my brain wondering how much money we have spent in rent in the last 3 and a half years... Do you want to know? Its insanity. SEVENTY TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS. Gone, just gone. It is HARD y'all to rent a nice place for a family AND save up to buy a home! We are so excited to finally be putting our monies toward something to call our own.

Three weeks.

I have to tell you how amazing it has been to work with 29:11 Homes, as they have done a phenomenal job. From the beginning, they made the process so easy! We could choose from one of their floor plans or request a new one. We sketched up a crooked lined, vague plan and their architect made our dream literally into a reality. They allowed us to request changes and move stuff around before it was finalized. They jumped on the ball and have been movin' and shakin' ever since! We have had countless conversations, texts, emails, facebook messages and they have been wonderful to deal with the entire time. They even let me change my mind a gazillion times about what color I wanted the kitchen cabinets to be, among various other tweaks, changes, changes back, etc. They have been patient and helpful and altogether a joy to work with and a true blessing to our family as they build our home.

EEEEEEEEP! THREE WEEKS Y'ALL GUYS.

So, who's up for a road trip?

xo
b

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