Since so many things have changed in my recent life, I’m wondering if it is the same for you. I would like to know that I’m not the only one experiencing new schedules, new hobbies, new foods, new plans. Please comment and perhaps I’ll add something new to my list of accomplishments.
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As you know, I resigned from teaching in February before the pandemic with my last day being May 22. Therefore, this is the first September in forever that I have had “free.” Free is an interesting phenomenon. In July we bought a house to flip, meaning I’ve become a painter and a cabinet hanger as well as a debris collector. It’s hard work, but I love working with my husband even though he says I’m slow and “un”professional. Yet, I get the job done well. I won’t say I’m free labor, but close to it until the house sells.
Add to that I now run an Airbnb. What? Yes, I’m a host. I’ve been a guest many times in Europe while traveling with my daughter, so I sort of know what a guest wants. We’ll see!
I’m an accidental gardener, meaning I throw seed out and see what they will do. I want to learn to make candles and petit fours!
My days always include reading and writing. I’m excited about the release of Wait for Me. I’m being ever so patient as I wait to hold it. That ends the Revolutionary Faith series. What’s next? Somehow, I’ll release the first book in Gardens in Time. Details in the next six months or so.
Enough about my what’s next. Share about something new in your life.
My husband and I live with my 82 year old Mom. She has been in a rehab center since the end of August due to a fall. Since she is going to be there a while longer, I have contacted a friend who is a do it all type of contractor to paint three rooms, change light bulbs on high ceilings as well as put in smoke detectors. One of the rooms has a wall that has wallpaper and the other three has a border. We are hoping to have the woodwork clean as well as everything dusted and new before she comes home at the end of the month.