SOLD!

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In less than 48 hours after our house went on the market, we received 8 offers.  Can we say....

The big question that everyone is asking, SOOOOOO, when do you actually move??  So here's the skinny.  We close on the 7th of February (fingers cross all goes well!) and as long as we don't have to be here for the closing, we may fly out a day or two before.  We have a concert/festival to go to on the 9th on Big Island, the Mauli Ola Festival.  Seriously...I asked them to move the close date to the 7th so we could be at a concert on the 9th.  I wanna go that bad.  Mike Love...how could I not.  He sings my mantra/theme song. Let the Healing Begin.....

The healing has already begun.  Seriously.  We have purged an enormous amount of stuff out of our house.  I'm loving the bare look.  Really, I actually am.  We will never go back to having massive amounts of things lying around or stuffed in boxes collecting dust or just taking up space with no purpose.  This entire process has completely changed how we think and feel about living life and how we will live our life. 

This is what we have chosen to live for...






Any questions??

Mahalo!
 



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  1. UnknownJanuary 22, 2018 at 11:11 AM

    Aloha Judy, this is Sherry with the beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 acre, country property in Kapoho by Pahoa, you emailed me about. I emailed you this morning but it said the email is no longer active; it was a craigslist reply email so I am trying to get in touch with you here since I didnt get your phone number. As it turns out, it may be perfect timing for my place. Please contact me and let me know if you are still interested as sharizgg@yahoo.com 310-266-5229 mahalo! Sherry

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