One thing I've been reminded of as we go through closets and start packing boxes: It feels good to purge your house. Why are humans such pack racks? We've tried to do our best to keep the storage in our house to a minimum, but it's still amazing how much unused stuff we find. Even giving away whatever we can to the Salvation Army, it doesn't take long to fill up the trash cans each week.
Matthew has been working hard in the basement finishing the bathroom (that previously stored much of the junk from above), painting walls, and preparing for carpet. We've also repainted several of the upstairs walls. The plan is to have the house on the market at the start of February. Anyone looking for a house in Eastern Independence?
Tales of our homemade adventures throughout the land.
The Leiboults
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- Matthew and Kyla
- We're naturally minded, we live simple, and we're not convinced all of the modern convieniences are really that helpful. Some say we were born in the wrong century, we're not sure they are wrong. None-the-less, here we are- wannabe country folk living in the city. \ Some of the family stats: We (Matthew and Kyla) have been married for almost 9 years. We have three sons: Micah 6, Tucker 4, Finnley 2. Matthew is a manager at a "polished casual" restaurant. Kyla has worked at home with the boys since Micah's arrival and is now homeschooling our boys.
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