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Originally Posted by MoonChilde
I am a little late in this topic..but ..glad he came to his senses..wish I would of come to mine before we bought this house we are in..well its not the house..the house is big and beautiful..actually my dream house with a veranda that goes around the whole house and a beautiful hot tub in our back bottom deck..but I HATE the location !! and feel like we are in our own small world..We made a move from the west coast to the east coast and it was the worst thing we could of did..We currently have the house on the market..but because its just a small fishing village on the sea we are having a hell of time selling it for the money its worth..No one locally can afford it.I dont; say that in any mean way..but all that is here is fish smoking plants and the pay is the most 10 an hour..so a mortgage for our price range is way above what most can afford..and no one from the city seems to want to do the commute ,even though its only a half hour drive.
Anyway sorry ..lol guess i needed to vent too..I am glad your hubby came to his senses...be patient and the right house will find you ..
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I hope you will be able to sell your home soon. It sounds beautiful to me but what is really important is how you and your husband feel in the house and in your community. Family is important, especially if you were use to visiting them and having them in your home alot.
I think that may be my hubby's problem. He is bored and has more time now that our children are out of the house and living on their own. He use to be involved in Scouting with our son but not anymore since our son is grown up and on his own. He has no hobbies other than golf and his work so he finds things to bug me with since I am content and happy where we are. He needs challenges and I don't. I told him to find a hobby during the winter. I can't imagine what he will be like once he retires
