Because of that, it
is good that I went and
re-read this post about our first two weeks in Lincoln in our new house. But I also found it so
hard to read, simply because it brought up a lot of difficult emotions. I can't put into words how challenging it was to move so many little ones to a new town, into a new home, and to find new footing after living in York for 21 years.Â
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Just over a year later, we are all in a completely different place. We are settled, more
organized, and established in school. We found doctors, and I know the names of all the educators that work with our kids (which is a LOT because we have so many kids with IFSPs or IEPs). I can drive to most of the places I need to go without having to use GPS. I know where all our light switches are. Hahaha, when we first got here, I had no muscle memory and none of the light switches seemed to be in logical places. Moving is rough. 😜
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God is good.
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- Read here to see how God gave us the exact house we needed for our family.
- Read here to see all of our babies one year ago and our verrrrrrryyyyyy messy house as we moved in and got settled.
- Read here to see how we set up our new
kitchen.
- Read here to see our pantry (which is an entire room in and of itself, praise God).
- Read here to see our laundry room.
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I don't take any of this for granted. God knew our needs more than we did and He provided and continues to provide. I'm so thankful for our our home.