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Time to let go

  • Writer: Christy Stoller
    Christy Stoller
  • 1 hour ago
  • 1 min read

As we pack up from our work trip in Indiana, it's more than just the backpacks we are filling. We made the decision to sell the Brookston house. We always knew we would need to sell, as Brookston is too far from the hospital for me to stay while on call. We had held on to it, half due to a lack of mental space to spare, and half due to pure procrastination. Or maybe it was a touch of naïveté on my part. In theory, we would sell and buy closer to the hospital, even swap, easy peasy. We kept our eye on zillow and communicated with our real estate agent about options, but God did not provide that easy peasy swap we had theorized. Imagine that! We will continue to keep our eye open, but in the meantime, it is time to let go of the Brookston house.

Very thankful to Dave and Neal for volunteering their time and energy to help us empty out the shop. That lathe definitely would not have budged without their help.

We pray it can be a blessing to the next owners as it has been a blessing for us.


Much Love.

 
 
 

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