Be Careful What You Wish For

Yes, looks like you willed the house back into your life -- how funny!  This is a good cautionary tale about beginning to collect ANYTHING! I have one rooster in my dining room and anytime someone comments, I mention that it's the one and only rooster I need thank you very much.

Cait ... be glad it was rooster house - imagine what it would have been if it were "elephant house!"  Thanks for sharing and if you haven't sold the coop .... I hope you soon will!

Cait, that could be my mom's house! It sounds like your seller had a sense of humor and did what it took to get the house sold. Congrats!

Cait~Your blog brought back a fond memory of a woman with whom I used to teach. She had a huge display of trolls of every kind. It all started when one sophomore student gave her a troll and she profusely thanked the student, who she had not thought even liked her. By the end of the year, other students in that class brought troll gifts. Because she taught a foreign language, she had many of her students for two or three years. Intending to only keep the display until that class graduated, her plan to dismantle the display was twarted by subsequent incoming students adding to the collection which grew every year and eventually overtook a corner of the classroom.