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@Drythe 

I would love to move back tomorrow! Unfortunately, though my employer would force me to become a contractor instead of employee & I would lose out on all my extremely good benefits.  So, it's going to be a while.

[Drythe]

We’ll leave the light 💡 on for you.!

Could you have friends and family start looking around for you a bit, just some advanced planning?  

I know it will I’ll be a while.

@SurferWife 

[Regal Bee]

Absolutely stunning and so gracious.

[stevieb]

@Regal Bee, Gracious, yes, true and a lovely description...

[50Mickey]

I was fortunate to live in Savannah for 67 years. Back in the 60's when I was in college I went to a Halloween party in that house way before it was restored. I am probably biased but I do not think there is a more beautiful or magical city than Savannah. I just read for the second time Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Highly recommend it. I miss my hometown but I try to go "home" once a year. For those wanting to visit Savannah wait until October or November. June, July, August and Setember are brutal with the heat and humidity. 

[50Mickey]

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

@stevieb 

As a resident of Savannah, I can attest to the lovely homes and architecture here!

Come visit sometime!

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@KingstonsMom  I'm coming also. I'm right here in Snellville. Does Paula Dean still live in Savannah? As long as she isn't there I will come lol.

@Sage04    I think she still lives there. Paula lived on Wilmington Island a bedroom community of Savannah. I lived there many years.  I used to see her in the Publix on Wilmington Island. She was always gracious and friendly. 

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[stevieb]

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@50Mickey wrote:

I was fortunate to live in Savannah for 67 years. Back in the 60's when I was in college I went to a Halloween party in that house way before it was restored. I am probably biased but I do not think there is a more beautiful or magical city than Savannah. I just read for the second time Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Highly recommend it. I miss my hometown but I try to go "home" once a year. For those wanting to visit Savannah wait until October or November. June, July, August and Setember are brutal with the heat and humidity. 

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@50Mickey  I so enjoyed that book. I wish I'd kept it, but gave it to someone else to enjoy years ago. I can always check the library. Agree with you on the best times to visit. I think Savannah and Charleston are both pretty special.

[stevieb]

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@ScarletDove wrote:

What a treat for the senses! The chair in blue and white, the wallpaper and ivory loveseat, and those round marble top tables....

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I absolutely adore that chair... Were I ever to stay there I'd have to figure a way to get it out the door and to my car... 

[Katcat1]

The house from the outside is absolutely beautiful. The inside is formal and matches the house outside but it does not give you that lived in feeling.

[Lilysmom1]

@KingstonsMom  there aren't many places I return to visit but Savannah is one and is at the top of my list.  Lovely walkable city!  LM