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I went through a very life changing experience when I sold my business and moved to France - all in the same year.
I am sure you will be frightened by the thought but inflated by the challenge and always remember that there is no shame in weeping if things get tough. I am sure you will make a great success of it.
The areas you are looking to live in will be a rich picking ground for work and your talents will be in demand - you pick your clients, don't let them choose you.
I look forward to blogs from the both of you as I am sure will everyone else and remember there is always help here if you need it.
All the very best.
Phil
I'll try to scribble a few words here and there when I get a chance. Nothing's really happening at the moment, so we're sort of floating in mid-air until Cat gets a few more details. I've got over the initial panic about all the stuff that needs to be sorted out and have started the big clear-out. We've been renting our current house for about five years and have more stuff than we know what to do with. The attic is a graveyard for dead pieces of technology (an old PC, dead television, assorted fans, cables of all sorts... the list goes on). The cellar has all my gardening crap in it along with two dead washing machines and one working one (I dont think Cat has ever used any of them - she's got me too well-trained!). Then there's the three expired line trimmers, old back-up lawnmower and god knows what else. I'm glad Cat has agreed to fund a skip, although we're going to need one of the big ones, not just a piddly little thing!
I think what I need to do is concentrate on the here-and-now for the moment though, not worry too much about every little detail just yet. I did panic at first and think that there is so much I need to do, but I don't have to do it all by next week. Anyway, enough wittering, "I didn't get where I am today..." and all that.
I'm much more of a taoist myself. ;-)