One of the things I love about my husband (there are thousands of things, by the way) is that he listens to my ideas. Really listens. And then the wondrous thing that happens a lot is that he LIKES my ideas.
Today's plan, starting after breakfast (which is another thing I love about my husband--he likes to make breakfast in camp, which we eat in a leisurely fashion while discussing our upcoming day) was to try to locate a house to rent somewhere not too far away from our camp. It's going to take some time to reach our ultimate goal of living in a cabin in our woods, so for now, we want to live close by and work towards our goals.
We ended up driving to Ontonagon (which I only realized a few weeks ago is not pronounced on-TAWN-uh-gone, but rather like you were going to tap someone on-tuh-Noggin. Most people up here additionally swallow the "t" in the word, too, like Americans usually say it in the word Mitten), to see if a realtor we had heard good things about could help us find a rental property.
I have been finding that it's not in the best interest for a realtor to know ANYTHING about rentals, since they stand to make nothing out of a deal like that. So today, I decided to sit in the car, and wait for the realtor to not have any good ideas for Bob.
When Bob was gone too long, I went to check and found that by the time I got there, the nice realtor lady, Bonnie, had convinced Bob that he needs to try out to be the local attorney for the town. (There are no try-outs, actually. You hang your shingle, and people come. Or not). She was trying to convince Bob that a house with room for an office would be just the thing we needed. And we did look at a house. A very strange 70's retro remuddled house. no no no.
This is when I had the big IDEA. If Bob wants to be an attorney in on the noggin, mi, I will be the town piano teacher/general crafty/artsy tartsy lady, after we find business space to rent together. Sooo...we looked and we looked for places for rent and I think, I hope, we found something.
More on this later when it is 100 percent for sure for sure.
I think the idea was a rowboat. I hope we are on the right track, um, river?
Too much thunder to hear the pines whispering tonight.
Elizabeth
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