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We put our house on the market and 9 days later we had this in our front yard. 9 days! We thought we would have at least a month or two to house shop or look further into building, boy were we wrong!

Cody sent me this picture and I said we had the "sold" sign for our "old" house with our "new" house (meaning the camper) in the background. It sold so fast we probably will have to live in the camper because we don't really have a lot of time to find another one. (Not really, don't freak out, we have places to go. Like my brother's yard in my camper or my sister's basement, all the dream of a 30+ year old with a family right? LOL! It's only temporary so it won't be bad).

I'm so excited to move on and be in a house that we are going to spend the rest of our lives in, but at the same time I'm sad to leave because this is the only home my kids have ever known, it's the house that made me a mom. We also have some great (and weird and funny) neighbors and we absolutely love our ward, but the house just doesn't fit us anymore.

Our Realtor took some pictures of our house. I wish I would've taken some before when we still had all of our family pictures, etc all up so we could remember it how it was. 

 

This is also the house that started the Fry Farm. We have had dogs, hamsters, a tarantula, a fish, bunnies and of course CHICKENS!! We lovingly call them "the ladies".

We let them out occasionally. They love to drink out of the hose.

We collectively call all the brown hens "the bears"

Goldilocks, a bear, Mavis, and a bear

Mavis (named after the girl with black hair on Hotel Transylvania, Goldilocks and the bears)

All Moved Out:

Living Room

Living Room

Living Room

Dining Room/Kitchen

Kitchen

Kitchen

Kitchen/Dining

Upstairs bathroom

Upstairs bathroom

Toyroom

Toyroom

Boys Room

Boys Room

Family Room

Family Room

Family Room

Master Bedroom

Master Bedroom

Master Ceiling

Chloe's Room

Chloe's Room

Chloe's Room

Downstairs Bathroom

Downstairs Bathroom

Laundry/Storage Room

Laundry/Storage

It's funny how once it's empty it doesn't seem like home anymore.