Post by Robert Braun on Jul 21, 2005 10:25:49 GMT -5
Today, we are closing on the sale of the May House, an 1863 gothic Victorian home built on the site of Fort Cosconong, and our home for the past nine years.
I am posting this note as a selfish means of release. I am deeply saddened by this event, even thought I know the reasons behind it are reasonable and logical. Living in the May House was a great priviledge, and our family has enjoyed many fond memories within its walls. It has been a wonderful home, and I will miss it terribly.
As some of you may know, we are building a new home (another of the unintended results of my "medical episode" of last November.) The new home will have much less maintenence, much less groundskeeping, and will be all on one level, so there will not be the stairs to climb. We are now moved into a rental home in Fort until the new construction is completed-- around Thanksgiving.
For now, it is for me a sad day.
Robert.
I am posting this note as a selfish means of release. I am deeply saddened by this event, even thought I know the reasons behind it are reasonable and logical. Living in the May House was a great priviledge, and our family has enjoyed many fond memories within its walls. It has been a wonderful home, and I will miss it terribly.
As some of you may know, we are building a new home (another of the unintended results of my "medical episode" of last November.) The new home will have much less maintenence, much less groundskeeping, and will be all on one level, so there will not be the stairs to climb. We are now moved into a rental home in Fort until the new construction is completed-- around Thanksgiving.
For now, it is for me a sad day.
Robert.
