First Impressions

It's been a month since our world changed. We now call Littlehampton home...

The Good

• Our children have separate bedrooms
  
• We walk to church
• Bauldy's [Let me pause here to enlighten the less fortunate and un-knowledgeable people about the 'local'... Bauldy's does petrol, post, fast food, and other simple groceries... it's about 2 minute's walk away]
• I can take a different route on my run almost every time
• We have AC
• I have vegies growing
  

The Bad

• Our house is adjacent to a main road... it's loud
• We are not amidst 180 acres of paddocks
• We don't know our neighbours
• There is a distinct lack of daily conversations with Peter Arnott

We are unpacked and settled. Andy has started working for the church. Nadia is enrolled for her one-day-a-week visit to the local child care centre. Eli starts school in 2 weeks. I guess (hope) I start work then too!

God is good.