The Crazy Life

Well, just in case being a military family and living in another country wasn't exciting (and sometimes stressful) enough, we decided to add our own excitement (and a bit of stress). After living here for a year our little house began getting smaller by the day- so we decided to find another one, which we did- quickly. And of course, as soon as we began the process of getting the house, the military throws in it's excitement (and LOTS of stress)! Just a few weeks later, Aaron would be leaving for a six week class in Germany. We had just enough time to finish paperwork, move into the new house, and clean the old one with just a few days to spare. It was a little too close, but it all worked out and Aaron is safely in Germany. The house is halfway unpacked and Hunter and I are adjusting to the new house nicely. In a week or two Hunter and I will be joining Aaron and Germany and will be visiting with some friends there.

The BEST part of our new house (aside from the added space!) are the views. The home is actually a parsonage- so to the left is a horse pasture and the church which was built in the 13th century! Behind the house is the Nene River with beautiful English countryside on the other side. Long river boats can be seen floating down the river several times a day, more so on weekends. We're is a small village where we kind of stick out as Americans. Aaron's truck is a dead giveaway. We've had several neighbors come and introduce themselves, and they are all super nice.

Here are a few pics

Side View- loves those horses!

View from the back
This photo doesn't compare to real life!