Transplanting

Moving, planning, packing & purging, is never fun. A new start in a new place with new people. For 16 years I have lived in a beautiful seaside town in a lovely little house with a back yard full of flowers, trees and blueberry plants, fruit trees and seasonal vegetables, a paradise. Why leave all this?  It's time. Medical doctors are few and far between here. For me to see a neurologist I have to drive close to 3 hours through mountainous roads that are susceptible to rock and mud slides in the wet winters and the doctors to be seen are not worth the trouble. Seattle has two Multiple Sclerosis clinics with in reach. Still a Ferry ride across the water from Port Orchard but I envision some shopping and a lunch out when the appointments are necessary so that will make it all better. I will be closer to my sister and I am excited to spend more time with her and help with her causes. We found a lovely renovated craftsman home that has good bones and a lot of personality.

Emma will have a yard and a nice neighborhood for her walks. We will find some new dogs friends for her to play with.  

There is beautiful scenery. Lots of water ways and mountains but open ocean and beaches are several hours away.

Now to get Mom on board!