Well, after fiddly farting around with the realtors-brokers-appraisers-owners...it's all getting a bit oldSo, Gary, you guys decided not to buy that house in town?
Back to the cabinWill you move back to the cabin you vacated or somewhere else?
Ha! That was going to be my next suggestion!Back to the cabin
There's some unfinished business there
If the planets somehow line up just right, we may go ahead and buy the place we put earnest money on, but somebody somewhere has gotta carry their share of the load.
If that happens, we'll prolly live at the cabin in summer, and winter in town
It has it's attractionjust a place to hang your hat to wait out the coldest months
That's your best bet, it's the best of both worlds. Winters in the wild are hard on both humans and animals, but animals have no choices.If that happens, we'll prolly live at the cabin in summer, and winter in town
Gary, so wondered about you moving to town. Think you are a lot like us...really want and need your "soul" privacy. Daddy used to say "if you can't site in that long gun off your back deck, don't buy that house, kid"!Well, after six months of being townies, we've come to a mutual conclusion
We're moving back to the cabin
Too many reasons to list
But I'll try
I'm a caged lion in town
No wild life (wild life are my pets)
No night sky in town...too much light polution
Trees...wild trees
Wood heat....there's just sumpm about the warmth of wood heat
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Water...the purest of mountain nectar...city water...blech
Exercise...with a purpose
No TV...TV is an extreme disabler
Air....mountain air....unmatched
If an animal or renegade approaches, you can fire a few rounds and they'll scatter
Fire off a round in town and you go to jail
....and
beauty
I so miss that
I want it
every day
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...every night
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every morning
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We'll move back in May
We both feel really good about this
It feels right
It is...right
If we do move there for all seasons, we'll stock up and hunker in for all winter
No trips to town in those months
That's what sent us to townThat might work out for supplies, but what if either of you get sick or have a medical emergency and are snowed in? And there is also cabin fever that drives people crazy.
That might work out for supplies, but what if either of you get sick or have a medical emergency and are snowed in?
And there is also cabin fever that drives people crazy.
I jus' may be nuts already
Thing is (and this is huge for me) there's a drawing, and along with that, an inner peace, for me, during a storm.
Trees snapping, wind gusts up to 80 mph, horizontal snow blowin' thru......whoa.....gives my ol' mug a perpetual smile.
Creates a burning fire in this soul
Nothing quite like it
That kinda livin' is worth dyin' for
I jus' may be nuts already
So agree..." he that is within is greater than that which is without".If your wife feels the same way you do, then go for it! Inner happiness is very important, enough to take chances for. You could easily die in town being blown off by a gas explosion (just happened somewhere yesterday), or die in a car accident, or being murdered. The possibilities are endless, in town and out in the boondocks.
Not quite the sameIf your wife feels the same way you do, then go for it!
Yes, yes they didYou know women invented language...
No worries, pardJust do me a favor and hold your fire, if you hear us rumbling up your road!