The Times They Are a'Changing
I love my little house in Fairbanks. It's not fancy, it's an awesome location, and its where we raised our family for the last 20 years. But even I have to admit that a winter out here in the hills can feel long. Last year there were a few times Bob had to plow with the 4 wheeler 3x in 2 days. So spending the winter in Georgia not only gives us a bit of break, and gives us a new adventure, it also puts us close to Bob's mom. It's a win-win-win. So at this time next week, I'll be sitting in my little house in Blairsville, Georgia. It's not fancy, it's in an awesome location, and with a few improvements it's going to be lovely. It will (eventually) have more space, closets, and a family room/ tv room which are all things I'm excited about and our Fairbanks house doesn't have. What I'll need to adjust to is living in rural Georgia. Things I already have realized - There is no package liquor store in Union County; there is moonshine for pur