We’re not in Kansas anymore

We made it to Colorado Springs on Sunday

It was a long drive out, but we finally made it here on Sunday. We’ve settled in nicely to our home away from home and the flow of work. John’s still working east coast time. My shift starts at 5:30am so we’re both starting work at the same time.

Our little home

We’re staying in a newly renovated 1000 square foot house that has everything we need – 2 bedrooms + 1 office that has a full size bed in it + 1 bathroom and a nice little kitchen. The owners just bought it March 31 and have done an amazing job bringing it up to date. The back yard is a blank skate so they’re thrilled John and I love to garden and are taking care of things back there. Pictures to come as we complete different things.

Pikes Peak is visible from John’s office window

We spent Monday exploring a little. We found the Colorado Springs version of Olde Towne Alexandria. It’s called Manitou Springs. We loved our lunch there and walking through the town. On Friday John’s taking me on a date there.

Even Pikachu likes it around here.

We’ve found a church to plug into and attended our first choir practice tonight. We’ll be attending Cross Fellowship Church while we’re here. My best friend’s son and his wife attend this church so we had a word up before we even got here.

More adventures to come this weekend. From now on, we’ll blog weekly Sunday night or Monday. Thanks for coming along with us!

6 responses to “We’re not in Kansas anymore”

  1. What a delightful setup you have with the town, your house and the church! May it be a time of refreshing for both of you. Colorado is supposed to be amazing in the summertime!

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  2. That lovely little house reminds me of the one my cousin Roma stayed in when she worked a six month contract as a doctor in New Zealand.

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  3. What a precious little cottage! I’m so glad you love it and that you’ve already found a church. Have a great date night!

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    1. Looks beautiful

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    2. We thank God for granting you journey mercy on your long and perhaps tiring trip. It is indeed for a good purpose and course. Look like you are already familiarizing yourself with the new environment. Our church choir will miss you terribly. Take good care of each other and stay safe. Don’t forget my “deer meat”, ok!

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  4. I love this! That cottage is adorable! So glad you are plugged into a church and singing again. What a fun way to keep in touch with you!❤️

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