My husband and I arrived in Connecticut, where his parents lived. I soon realized my mother-in-law was a sweet woman who wanted me to do things "her way." Thus it ever was with MIL's...which I hope I have not passed on to my daughters-in-law.
First we lived in a town house apartment in Hartford, CT - raising a one year old.
Jean
St, Thompsonville, CT - The first house we owned. My second son was
born when we lived here.
The fenced back yard was great for kids to play in, and the woods behind the house are still there since 1967!
First we lived in a town house apartment in Hartford, CT - raising a one year old.
Woodland, used to be Dauntless Lane. We had back corner that's partially hidden by trees, and in 1965 it was too! |
The fenced back yard was great for kids to play in, and the woods behind the house are still there since 1967!
Hartford, CT |
Sunset St., Windsor, CT - Our second home was a Cape Cod. Again, the house has been painted a few times in the 30+ years since we lived there, but looks very much the same.
I worked for about a year in the Art School at the University of Hartford, Connecticut |
Chalet
Apartments, Temple Terrace, FL - We moved the family to Florida, after
being really sick and tired of winter storms. I liked living in a
luxury apartment with a pool, where we would frequently have happy hour.
W. Jean St. Tampa, FL - our third home. A four bedroom home, to which I added a pool.
But...
soon we divorced and I didn't want to keep up the large house, so the kids and I moved to a mobile home which had a recreation building with a game room and a pool that someone else cleaned.
Chalet Apartments (somewhat like this) |
W. Jean St. Tampa, FL - our third home. A four bedroom home, to which I added a pool.
But...
soon we divorced and I didn't want to keep up the large house, so the kids and I moved to a mobile home which had a recreation building with a game room and a pool that someone else cleaned.
Fountainhead
Mobile Homes, Tampa, FL - I
also bought a camper van, which provided my oldest 2 sons and myself a
home away from home for a whole summer. (I was amazed a bank gave me a 5 year loan on it, the amount was one years' worth of my salary at the time.)
This very van but with a fiber glass raised roof...thus... |
But wait, there's more!
Where did I move with my sons after our 10,000 mile summer of living in the van, without air conditioning?
WOW, that is a lot of places in a few years….
ReplyDeleteWe had an apartment, when married. Then a small starter house. Then 10 years later, we built a family home, in which we still live. All in the same city. :-)
ReplyDeleteNope, no moving.
Hope you moved to someplace with A/C!!!! -grin-