Many More Adventures

You know I've lived in Washington almost my whole life. So that means there are going to be many things for me to miss. Including the things I grew up with. I'm going to miss my friends, my family, my Olympic mountains, my Puget Sound, my Pacific Ocean, my Seattle, my ferry rides, my old houses, my classes, and all the memories created in Washington. I mean of course they're memories and they're stuck in my brain but what I mean by this is not being able to visit the places were those memories were created. So I think I'll show them and then every time I look at this post I'll be able to relive the memories. But before I start I'm letting you know that I'm also going to tell you who was born in which houses just on the side of what I really am saying about that house. Just in case you wanted to know. :)

 According to my mom and dad this is the house I lived in for four months. Of course I don't remember it but it's cool to see were I used to live.  I was born in this house

 

I spent the first six years besides the first four months of my life in this house. It used to be a funeral home but now it's this 717 building that I've never heard of. We lived in the back of this place on the top floor. I remember having family dinners there  and playing on the roof with my bike. Townsend and Aislyn were born in this house.

 

 This is my lovely Blue House. I remember most everything from this house. It was built in 1905 and it had a lot of cool old things in it. It was freezing cold in the winter though because it seriously had either little or no insulation. So I got used to the cold. There was something on mom and dad's wall that looked like a paper plate. Of course that's not really what it was but that's what it looked like. Seriously just looking at these houses make me think of all the fun things I did in them. I kind of miss them. More like a lot miss them. In this house Jairus, Ephraim, and Ada were born.
                                                       So this is the front view.

 

                                      And this is the side view were we played most of the time.                   

 

And this is the house we live in now. As you can see we downsized by a lot but my time here has been really nice. I've lived in this house for two and a half years. Of course I can remember pretty much everything since I was twelve when we moved here. As much as I most likely won't miss this house I will miss the neighbors and all my friends from the area. Joan-Claire was born in this house.

 

 

Any way even though I'll be leaving these houses behind I'll be going on new adventures very soon. I'll be going to Virginia. Living in a new house, new friends, new neighborhood, new landscape, new everything. It will be such an adventure and I think that I'm going to learn a lot. I mean there is the Smithsonian and Monticello and Mount Vernon. I think when we move my school work will be dedicated to History, Math, Science, and Writing. Of course I'll do the other things but I think that this will be most of it. So on with many more adventures. Of course we don't know when we're moving yet but I think it will be soon and then of course my adventures in Virginia will start.

Marley