We took a leap of faith and bought a new house. Now the task begins to make it a new home. It will be the first house that is ours. Not mine/ours. Just ours. It represents many firsts. First house in our new locale. First house in the country. First house that doesn't have neighbors, unless you count the wild life. Nice change from the wild neighbors from other neighborhoods.
About a year ago we pulled up all our roots and moved. Just about a year later we are moving to put down new roots. Basically, it's a leap of faith.
Faith in real estate, in our jobs, in new adventures.
Already one of the dogs tested the boundaries and made a run for it. Luckily she came back when I notice a white blur on the wrong side of the fence. I called she came. Good girl.
No doubt this move will test our boundaries. Those of patience, endurance, adventure. And, I have to believe, it will give us new gratitude for house, for home, for roots.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Security Questions
Can one human actually remember all the passwords and security questions needed to manage their accounts? I guess, some do it without issue. Not this blonde.
I thought, at one time, that an easy security question for me to answer would be my favorite hobby. Thus far I have tried the following answers to no avail. Sewing, beading, quilting, gardening, writing, reading and cooking. Hmmmm....still haven't come upon the right hobby to give me access. What else could I have chosen? Perhaps I should try the following - shopping, eating, drinking, dogs, Pinterest, Ebay or Facebook.
Thank God each time I fail at the first two attempts I'm prompted by another question, father or mother's middle name. Those I haven't forgotten yet. Seems like if I consistently fail at the first question (as in 100% of the time) they should be intuitive enough to say "hey, blondie, would you like to pick another first security question?" Would that be too much to ask?
I'm secure in the knowledge I don't know what my favorite hobby is, they could be secure enough to ask me to play again.
I thought, at one time, that an easy security question for me to answer would be my favorite hobby. Thus far I have tried the following answers to no avail. Sewing, beading, quilting, gardening, writing, reading and cooking. Hmmmm....still haven't come upon the right hobby to give me access. What else could I have chosen? Perhaps I should try the following - shopping, eating, drinking, dogs, Pinterest, Ebay or Facebook.
Thank God each time I fail at the first two attempts I'm prompted by another question, father or mother's middle name. Those I haven't forgotten yet. Seems like if I consistently fail at the first question (as in 100% of the time) they should be intuitive enough to say "hey, blondie, would you like to pick another first security question?" Would that be too much to ask?
I'm secure in the knowledge I don't know what my favorite hobby is, they could be secure enough to ask me to play again.
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