Home Sweet Home

Well we have a place to rest our heads when we get to Massachusetts. We will be living in the lovely town of Wilmington. This is not to be mistaken for a hard to pronounce city such as Woburn or Worcester (pronounced Wooooooburn and Wusta). No just plain Wilmington. I think all of my Western relations should find this very simple to say. We will move in some time in the first week of June. Sorry there isn't a frontal of the house. I think the side shot makes it look very thin and trim. Much thanks to Ruth and Charlie for taking a look for us. It is right next to the commuter train so Ben can just hop on and head to work leaving me with the car. We live right next to a lake with a beach and a playground. Remember if you are ever in the area we have a downstairs family room with your name on it! (All the other rooms are occupied). But we would love to have you.

note the chimney, have you ever seen such a beautiful chimney. To bad the cars don't come with the house.

This is our huge backyard. So much potential so much grass to mow!
These our our neighbors who we have yet to meet. I think they already have potential. Just look at that house. Oh I drool. Come on, drool with me.This is a view down one side of the street. Ruth would like you to look at that beautiful pine tree at the end. She hopes someone will decorate it for Christmas. I say it sure isn't going to be me.
And to be fair to the other side of the road we have....the other side of the road. Note the no sidewalks. And they say the west is a wild and uncivilized place. Really can you imagine. You would think 15 miles out of Boston you would find sidewalks.Even Toelle, UT has sidewalks. Looks like bike riding in the road for Isaac. Man that makes my life complicated.