A busy Friday with the final work in getting ready for our Open House tomorrow, including cleaning of all the carpets in the house--yes, cleaning up for a house showing sucks (or vacuums if you prefer). Anyway we got it all ready and some other areas "de-cluttered" for tomorrow. We are reminded that you can't catch a fish without wetting a line, but we will be happy when the house sells and we can move on to the next phase: moving. Not like we expect that will be any easier, but at least we have professional packers and movers coming in to move us.
We got the carpets cleaned by mid afternoon and took off to run a couple of errands and to go to the University of Alaska Southeast campus for a movie presentation.
The University and the Forest Service sponsored the showing of a Forest Service produced movie called Greenfire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time.
We both know the producer, who works for the Forest Service in California, and it is an outstanding documentary movie. It is well worth seeing if you see it on PBS or shown locally. While at the University we saw a number of Forest Service friends and retirees, so it was good to get caught up with some of them.
Fall is settling in here in Juneau, and the snow is creeping down the mountains. It won't be long before we have to shut of the water and begin the process of getting everything buttoned up for winter. Tomorrow is October already? Yikes!
Wish us luck at our Open House for several buyers bidding against each other--might as well dream big, eh?
Best Wishes,
Neil and Pamela
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