YAY

[pywacket]

So it's WAY bigger than when I lived there (though town center is stil the same and the built up areas seem to be further out from town and include more than used to be considered Fayetteville--so it still feels like a small town, hmm wonder just how far and when (students in school increase population) they are counting pop. BUT...)

http://www.forbes.com/lists/2005/1/2920.shtml

Fayetteville is one of Forbes' best places to start a job or career with smart workers and low cost of living.

We have a F'ville real estate agent--Eric's dad. And we should have one in Barrington this week. We begin/continue the big cleanup.

Yow. The neighbor's house sold in a week. But who knows. I won't get my hopes up too high.

Comments

[mattblakk.livejournal.com]

Gosh, I hope this all works out for you quickly and as painlessly as possible. I know what a pain it is to move, but perhaps this time it will be the last time for a while. Hope you find a nice big house. Can't wait to come visit.

[pywacket.livejournal.com]

you two must promise to come visit once we are settled. I need some matt and blake time and If I could have a brother and nephew it sure would be you two.

[rfd.livejournal.com]

Oh no, you can't leave before August!!!

[pywacket.livejournal.com]

we we can't officially sell until Aug 23rd, so that would be the earliest earliest move date, but I think it would be September anyway.

[gen9.livejournal.com]

Wow - who knew Fayetteville was such a happening place? I'm sure everything will work out just great.

[pywacket.livejournal.com]

it's a well kept secret. It really was a good place to grow up in many ways. As liberal a place in the south as you could find. Still it wasn't California and it was good to leave it.

Now that it's even MORE liberal and still feels like home, it could just be what we need.