But now that it is October, I clearly didn't.
If we could find a way to download my brain when I'm doing menial tasks, we'd have quite the blog. But alas, that technology isn't available. Well, it might be, I guess; I'm not actually interested in finding out.
We've been in the house almost 3 months now. And it feels like home. It feels like the place my heart has longed for over the last year - and, really, it longed for even in Ithaca when I thought I was content in my dream house. I've learned that the place itself isn't really that important, but what is inside that makes it home.
The people, of course. The things we need and use and love. And, most of all, the relationships and the life that is built among those walls.
I have learned so many lessons about living intentionally, about living like Granny, about seizing the day and working hard and reaping the benefits, and of authentic relationships and true relaxation. And all of the things that were theoretical for so long are coming to fruition in this house.
I've been so busy living this life that I (obviously) haven't written about it. And I'm not sure when - or if - I will. Stepping away from the Internet has been a lot more than just a refreshing pause to re-establish habits. It's been a chance to really step into the authentic life we'd been too busy to create.
I'm not ready to say good-bye permanently to this blog, but I'm also not ready to put another timeline on when (or if) I'll write. Now that the pressure's off, I might be inspired to write tomorrow. But it might be next year. Until then, all the best!
