Life is for Loving: SOLD!!

Friday, May 11, 2007

SOLD!!

We sold our house 1 week after it went on the market. It all worked out very well...we will hopefully close the end of this month and then the buyers are letting us rent it back from them until July. Our official moving day will be July 7th. Cory will work that whole week so we can have health Ins for that month w/o paying cobra. I will finish the week before and will just spend that week packing. Anyway...just wanted to fill everyone in on the update. We also leave for our crusie tomorrow night, so we should soon have more exciting things to post. Love you all!

3 comments:

Kelly said...: Congratulations!!!
That must be a big relief!!
We are so excited that you are moving here!!! Yeah!!! More kids for me to spoil-as long as they aren't mine!!! Love you!!!; May 11, 2007 at 2:45 PM
Granna said...: That is wonderful! Things are really falling into place; now if you can get a letter of acceptance from Loyola....
Have a blast on the cruise; relax and enjoy every bit of sun and fun-you've both earned it!
Love you tons.; May 11, 2007 at 8:01 PM
jonelle said...: watch out for pirates!

hey, and if you see any, go ahead and ask them if they'll sell you any of those awesome sweatshirts...; May 12, 2007 at 10:49 PM

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