Kevin Krause (a personal hero of mine) reminded me today about a post that he wrote years ago, which changed how I “do” life. Reposting in case it might change yours, too.
Go get this day!
Kevin Krause (a personal hero of mine) reminded me today about a post that he wrote years ago, which changed how I “do” life. Reposting in case it might change yours, too.
Go get this day!
New life chapter – house for sale
Next Chapter
This house provided shelter. One never felt alone.
The people lived inside it. The love made it a home.
The time has come to pass it. Next chapter calling me.
Some other souls should have it. New life awaits. Come see.
Great opportunity to own a charming brick colonial in the desirable well established North Wilmington community of Carrcroft! This home features hardwood floors through out and a private wooded setting. The expansive living room has a fireplace perfect for entertaining. Renovated kitchen features 42″ cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances. The cozy family room has beautiful built-in shelving, ceiling high brick fireplace and a charming window seat with storage. French doors lead to a trex deck and brick patio perfect for enjoying the tranquil wooded views and creek. A private study/bonus room and first floor laundry complete the first floor. The gracious oak staircase leads to four spacious bedrooms and a completely renovated Hall bath with travertine tile. The large 17×13 Master bedroom is appointed with a walk in closet and full bath. Additional upgrades include a whole house insulation upgrade (2011), newer roof (2007) and replacement windows. One year home warranty included. The location can’t be beat for easy access to I-95 and shopping.
Here are the additional photos for 1216 Hillside Boulevard, Wilmington, DE 19803-4212
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| Peggy Centrella, REALTOR® | ||
| Direct | 302-234-5229 | |
| Office | 302-239-3000 | |
| Offered at | $364,900 | |
| Status | Active on market | |
| Community | Carrcroft | |
| Type | Single/Detached | |
| Design | 2 Story | |
| Style | Colonial | |
| Bedrooms | 4 | |
| Full/Partial Baths | 2/1 | |
| Age | 59 | |
| Taxes | $3612 | |
| Fireplace | Two | |
| Heating | Oil | |
| Cooling | Central Air | |
| Approx. Acreage | 0.36 |
Here’s a poem I wrote to help you stay warm…
Thundersnow and Frankenflakes
Thundersnow and Frankenflakes. How much havoc Winter makes. No sooner does the nighttime fall, than down more inches, igloo walls. My driveway’s frozen; pipes near-cracked. And, down another tree branch…Thwack!
‘Twas fun the first time and the twelfth. It’s time this snow biz hit the shelf. My blower’s blown. The roads are dicey. My heating bill is beyond pricey. It’s kind of fun to whine, I suppose. We’re lucky; some have toes that froze. Off to sleep another night. Tomorrow’s fresh coat will be bright…
Susan E. Hendrich

1/11/14
Tonight’s conversation in my head started out like this..
“Do I keep the tangled mess of cheap green ornament hangers that I just wrestled from the Christmas tree, or just chuck them in the garbage and spend a buck next November and start fresh?”
Every year that I toss the tangled green mass of hooks into a ziploc bag, I set in motion a micro-dread feeling that persists, albeit under the radar, the whole year through. The dread diminishing the fun of ornament hanging with the unpleasant chore of untangling that wire mess. “But I’m recycling,” try to convince myself. It’s a Catch-22 and the only thing I’ve caught is a no-win dilemma.
But then it hits me…
I could come up with a cool storage hack that would alleviate the stress of the tangled mass. I could then post the solution, all while feeling good about my green recycling self. Maybe my ornament hanger solution could save the world in the tiniest way! If even one less family lost a second of precious memory – making time fussing over the green wire mess, I would be a Pinterest hero!
Okay maybe it’s not that earth-shattering. Then it hit me.…
It’s the creation of solutions to make life’s hassles less hassling that makes me feel best. It’s why I love organizing, arranging, setting up things and resources and ideas for better living. This is my calling. So off I went, conjuring a solution to neatly store the green ornament hangers. I envisioned my husband’s delight next year, when upon opening the ornament box to begin the ceremonial trimming of the tree, he would exclaim, “Honey, You make Christmas great!” Well, that may not happen, but I surely will smile with a sweet satisfaction, knowing that I took a little bit of time to make life easier, and it didn’t cost me a thing. I think that this is the type of habit the very wealthy people have… taking care of the little things, so the big things take care of themselves.
Plus I’ll have another dollar in my pocket.