Sunday, December 4, 2011

Five Minutes to figure it out



Stumbled out of bed this am and logging on computer when the phone rang at 9:30 am. I was sure it was Einstein's annoying friend down the street and I was ready to chew him a new one for calling so blasted early. Lo and behold it was a request for a house showing...just 4 1/2 hours away. Seeing as we haven't had a showing in nearly 2 months and I have 2 additional peopel living in my house the place was a WRECK! By working our asses off we managed to get it done...looked pretty darn good. Within 15 minutes house showing received feedback..loved it but not for us! I loved this house when I first set foot in in 6 years ago and I love  it now. Why can't some family see it is the perfect place for them? We NEED to sell this place we NEED to be together as a family. I actually got my hopes up for this showing..ppl don't look this time of year unless they are serious. I wonder how much longer we will be able to do this? How long can we actually live like this?



This was my 5 minute Stream of Consciousness Sunday post. It’s five minutes of your time and a brain dump. Want to try it? Here are the rules…
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3 comments:

Tricia said...

We may be doing that soon and I'm terrified. Good luck! I hope someone falls in love wih your place soon!

The Preppy Girl in Pink said...

What if you host an open house during the holiday season? It may help a family see themselves celebrating there in the future? Make a few Christmas cookies...
I wish there was something I could do to help. I can't even imagine being in your shoes. My husband travels like a crazy person for business but he is home most weekends and Mondays...that is hard enough for me. You are a strong woman! Your family is lucky to have you!

Anonymous said...

I've never had any experience with buying and/or selling a house, but I wish you luck! This is such a stressful time for real estate. My mom has been trying to sell her house for *years* with nothing doing. I hope someone can find their future in your home soon!