They accepted our offer! Provided all goes well in the next month, we've got ourselves a house!
~Jess
4 years ago
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Welcome to Connor's blog.
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- Jess
- I'm Connor's Mom. That pretty much explains everything. I mean, raising the epicenter of cuteness in the universe is tough, but it has its moments, all right. I should probably mention that Connor has a submicroscopic, subtelomeric unbalanced translocation 46xy der t(1)(1;15)(q42;q26.2)-- an extremely rare chromosomal disorder. He keeps me on my toes!
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8 comments:
That's fantastic! Congratulations!
Yes! It's great you can move forward now. :)
Awesome!! We'd love to see pictures, if you've got em!
Great!There's an organization, I think sponsored by Sears, that helps make houses accessible for folks injured in combat. Someone on base ought to know about it.
Congratulations! Plant two cherry trees AND some blueberry bushes. I can taste the pie already (g)!
Congratulations!!! Ever since I was in college, I've had this recurring dream, usually when I'm approaching a transition. The dream always involves looking for a new place to live, finding it, moving in, etc. The two themes in the dream are always the stress/anxiety of having to find a place and move, together with the excitement of deciding where to put that lamp, getting new drapes, etc. Moving seems to be a metaphor in mind for every transition in life, with those two qualities of stress/anxiety and excitement about new opportunities.
Yaaaaaaaaaaay!
Great news! Hope Connor is feeling better these days!
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