Moving

I know that I have not done a blog in over a month but I have been beyond busy. Work has me working overtime every day. School is usually what I do on the weekends since I have absolutely NO time during the week. I'm tired all the time and I lust after sleep. Yeah, it's been bad. Oh and did I mention we have NO friends? I apologize to everyone that I have blown off in the last few months. But really, our house is chaos.

Then, if you can believe, it got worse. We decided to put our house on the market to sell. We need a bigger house. Tristan is getting bigger by the day and I want him to be able to be happy playing in our house with his friends. In order to be sold, we have had to do TONS of things to the house. Paint specific areas, move cluttering furniture to the garage, steam clean all the carpets.....and the list goes on and on. We haven't even started packing and I'm burned out.

All the while we've been working on the house, we have been looking at houses. That was a huge debate between Vincent and I and it seemed that it would have no resolution until we found our dream house. First we went to Savannah but the more I visited, the more I felt like I was on the set of Pleasantville.  It became a little creepy so we thought it might be best to find a house that was not like every house in the neighborhood. We found a housing community that has a lot to offer and fell in love with our dream house. We are going to build it. It's in Little Elm. We haven't started building yet but once we get further along with selling our house, we will start building. I stole some pictures from the website to give you a sneak peek even though they don't do the house justice at all. I LOVE it. It's a beautiful home. Plus we will be closer to family and friends. I can't wait. These pictures keep me going because I am going through my own personal hell with trying to balance everyday life with selling a home. Goo.

 Formal Dining

 Kitchen

 Family Room

 Master Bedroom