Well, Evansville life for the Broomes is quickly coming to an end. Fred is formally giving his resignation to the church this evening in the service (even though he already told the students last Sunday). We will finish up at First Southern on September 16th and move sometime during the following week. Fred's first day at Ingleside is the 24th. Needless to say, life is going to be a bit hectic for a while. We are really excited about the transition. We're pretty sure we sold the house here; we hope to get a purchase agreement signed this week. Fred, Anna Bell, my sister Laura, my dad, and I are going to drive to Macon this Thursday to look for a house there. It would be wonderful if it all worked out and we were able to move directly into our new home. If not, we'll just do the apartment thing for a while--we really don't mind that possibility except for the whole double move thing. Anyways...as I sit in Joshua's room and watch him play as I type, I'm reminded of the great things about our life here for the past two years that I'm sad to leave:
One of those things is this house. It's been a great first house for us. We love the neighborhood. I'm definitely sentimental when it comes to these kind of things. This is the first house that Joshua and Anna Bell have ever known. So many memories have been made here. I can look around and remember where Joshua took his first step or where Fred and I sat and prayed for Anna Bell during my pregnancy. It's a great place that we will always look back at with great thankfulness. We are so incredibly blessed.
Sunday, September 02, 2007
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We will miss you so much! Good luck house hunting and call me when you get back. We'll have you guys over for dinner one night before you leave.
LINDSEY!! I got my gift and Luke's!! Would you believe that my cell phone has been broken and Ross does not have y'alls number...please call me so I can tell you thank you in person hehehe :) You are too sweet!!
Shannon
Thanks for calling last night! It seems like we are so much in the same stage of life with the kids, church, moving, etc... It was encouraging to know someone knows exactly how we feel with all the transitions. I look forward to seeing you in GA!
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