With Chad's new job there are going to be a lot of changes coming up in the next few months and I was starting to feel very anxious. Two things were making me really nervous: 1) I had never been to Tri-Cities ever in my life and 2) We still didn't know where we were living and we were going to be up there in like a month!!!
Well those two things were solved last week. Chad and I were able to take a trip up there to see the area and find a place to live. (thanks to our friends Ryan and Liz for letting us crash at your house)
I am happy to introduce our new home!
It was actually the first home we looked at. Our realtor just met us and was driving us around showing us the area and trying to get a feel for the kind of home we wanted. He told us he had a house he wanted us to see because he thought that we would love. We walked in and were like this is exactly what we are looking for. It was in an area that was originally not where we wanted to live but after seeing what we could get for less money we decided it was worth it to live a little further from work. Plus our good buds Ryan and Liz only live about five minutes from us now :)
This is the entry way and the double doors go into the living room/den
The living room
The dining room with the sliding door that leads to the backyard.
The really nice kitchen and we got them to let us have the Fridge too :)
Family room and fireplace
Master bedroom
Jetted tub in the master
Backyard
Backyard (it is all fenced and a pretty good size, very excited for this!)
The boys new room (I have contemplated keeping it pink but I think the boys would hate it ;)
We actually put and offer in on another house first that was just a little bigger but needed a little more help but the owners just wouldn't budge on the price at all so we decided that we just needed to move on and get this house
So many new adventures coming in the next few weeks. The boys are so funny and keep asking us if we are taking all their toys. They are really nervous that we won't take everything so I have to keep reassuring them that we won't forget anything.
