{Get caught up… Read Part One here.} Our realtor, Matt, came to our house fully prepared. He had printed up comps on the yellow house (poor guy! He wasn’t privy to the long, rambling conversations we’d had that led us to conclude we should not, in fact, pursue that one)
Home staging is a big buzzword in real estate these days. You’ll hear about it on HGTV, and see it on the DIY network. Bloggers love to talk about staging, and it’s all over apps like Houzz and Pinterest. If you haven’t dipped your toe in the staging waters, I’ll
{This is one of those “I have to tell you THAT so I can tell you THIS” rambling stories. Hang in there.} At the end of May, our renters moved out of our Elsmere house. There was some drama that weekend, but the short version of the tale is that
I’ve been dreaming about getting this room redone for over a year. When we moved in, we literally didn’t do a thing to our bedroom. We had a mishmash of furniture in there – a double dresser my parents bought us for our wedding, the chest of drawers Chris had
So we plan for the girls (eeee! I still get a little inner squeal every time I say that. I’m soooo looking forward to experience of watching sisters grow up together.) to share a room in the new house, and I’m having a blast planning how we’ll decorate it. They’ll
We’re trying to get everything ready around here to put the house on the market. Chris did all the work of finding us a highly-recommended realtor, and he set up a meeting with her a couple of weeks ago. She was very nice, very professional, and clearly knows what she’s
MICHELLE NEBEL
I write about faith and theology, family and organizational tips. Always a planner at heart, I’m also a Bible study teacher and community volunteer. This is where I share a glimpse of my life, and I hope you’ll find the thoughts here encouraging!
