WOW. Sometimes that’s about all you can say. There has just been so much going on this past week, and there’s a LOT coming up this week as well. I’m trying to breathe and stay focused, but it can be hard at times. But you know what being very busy is like, I’m sure.
This past week was a good one in many ways. First, our tenants have moved in! We are excited about that. We signed the lease late last week, and they
spent the weekend moving in and starting to make it their new home… at least
for the next year. That was a big
scramble to make it happen by Friday, but we did. Then the weekend was filled with a Bridal
Expo that I was a vendor at, and Saturday was my daughter’s 9th
birthday – both happening on the same day, which made for a) a very full day,
and b) a very tired guy by the end of the evening. Sunday was going to church, and then later
spending time outside tending to my yard… the first time this season! It was great to be able to be outside in the
sunshine digging in the dirt, fixing some flower bed walls that had gone askew
during the winter, and prepping the soil for some new plants to be added, as
well as moving some existing plants from one location to another. I do enjoy being out and working in my yard –
I always have, even way back as a kid.
The feel of dirt on your hands, and the thrill of watching things that
you plant begin to blossom and grow, is such an enjoyable feeling. At least to me it is.

Other “fun” of the past week was the completion of our
income taxes for 2012, and the reorganization of my garage (another thing that
got quite askew during the winter months).
Neither of these were fun tasks, but things that had to be done. Which then leads me to the first task of the
week this week… one that I’m torn about.
It is taking place today, and is just the first of several more to come…
our son’s first college visit. It is not
something that I’m overly thrilled about (the acceptance that he’ll be moving
on to college in just a little over a year is something that I’ve been
struggling with for a few months now), but of course he is growing up and we
all knew it would come eventually. Way
back when he was just a little guy, who loved to hold daddy’s hand, and wanted
to be with me all the time – I couldn’t even fathom him going off to college
because it was just so far away in the future.
But now, as he drives off in my car to hang out with his buddies, or
other events… naturally it’s not that far off.
So I’m just a bit melancholy as the realization is growing on a daily
basis.
And so, I will close, as I have a hundred things to try and
get done throughout this week in preparation for taking the Scouts to Summer
Camp, business needs, and of course, family needs as well. I hope you have a phenomenal week. I’m going to do my best to do the same. Until next time,
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