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Posts: 1270 · Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 12:08 pm

We are talking about starting completely from scratch all over. Moving about 4 hours away from where I have grown up.

I would start my business over ..from scratch my clients come from the area I reside in.

hubby don't know what he wants to do ..work for someone or start a business .. mowing landscaping auto / boat detailing

The area is full of lakes .. lots of green

I recently read regarding sink holes - creped me out ..the area has them

My daughter is in her last year of high school ...

My son and his wife want to move as well (I think they say they do)

we have to sell our ground and home

My questions are
how long before we sell our ground and will it be at our asking price?

will the move be one that is beneficial to our lives and our marriage?

Thank you in advance!

Posts: 1779 · Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 5:26 am

Hi Deborah,

There are just so many factors to be taken into account here (not the least of being those sink holes you mentioned) which could potentially have such a significant impact on so many people's lives at one time, that I am now feeling particularly hesitant about offering you a psychic reading concerning such a major move in so many regards.

I will leave it entirely to someone else to make predictions concerning just how long it will be to sell your ground, and with special reference to whether you will eventually get your asking price, and focus the reading entirely on your last question.

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will the move be one that is beneficial to our lives and our marriage?

To answer your question on the basis of this reading, not only do I see this move as ultimately being beneficial to both your marriage and lives in general, but in the end I do not feel that you really have any other viable choice to make. That is other than to accept the status quo, and thereby miss out on the opportunities which this move would offer any of you in getting to know yourselves and each other better. Yes anyone can see that there are huge risks associated with doing this, but a greater risk as I see it would be to choose to do nothing and to wonder for the rest of your years whether or not it might have possibly worked.

You may need to adopt a more philosophical attitude to this whole matter for the sake of your sanity, and decide that if it is meant to happen, as long as you also do whatever you reasonably can to make the move as easy for yourselves as possible, then it will. If the sale does not go through after a reasonable time, then work from the new premise that it was either not meant to happen at least for the immediate future, if at all. Just as with life as a whole, there is much more of value to be learnt and gained from being an active part of the process of moving and establishing a new life four hours away from your home town, than from it's destination.

Perhaps you should view this primarily is a valuable opportunity for you to more fully grow and expand your abilities, and to finally prove to yourselves once and for all that you can make it entirely independently of the people and home town support network which have depended upon where you live for some considerable time? The risk of living a life of regrets because you did not give it a fair chance to succeed would I feel soon greatly outweigh any risks associated with the move.

Bon voyage?

eye_of_tiger

Posts: 1270 · Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 12:06 pm

Thanks!

The area we are looking for is FULL of nature!! Something I LOVE

boats / water / woods/ national forestry .. etc

Our farm is listed ......... and hope fullly soon sells

I guess I am worried my daughter in law and son will decided not to move - I have 2 of the most adorable grandchildren ever!

Posts: 1779 · Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 12:48 am

Dear Deborah,

It sounds like a wonderful place to live!

While I recognise that you are justly proud of and love your two grandchildren deeply, would you then think twice about the move, if for whatever reason your daughter-in-law and son were not able to follow you?

In other words, would the many potential benefits of the exciting challenges and opportunities which your new surroundings could offer you be outweighed in your mind and heart by your grandchildren now being four hours away from where you will soon be living?

Please don't mind me but I am simply a little curious with regard to what part this would play in your final decision. Do not feel as though you are under any obligation to answer this question, and it would of course in no way affect the insights which came out of your reading (which is now effectively complete).

EOT

Posts: 1270 · Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 6:29 pm

My son and his wife can not afford to have someone care for the boys .. I take care of them now and have always ... I have them daily from 7am-5pm and when we have dinners together etc......

I think they will follow and not change the mind .. I hope anyway but in my heart I feel they will come as well....

The new has many meanings ... (Input?)

Do you see hubby having a new job or working for same type of company? maybe owning his own business? would like to know in regards to my business.

thanks