Amy Roloff Sees “Light at the End of the Tunnel” While Leaving Family Farm to Start New in New House

Amy Roloff is ready for the next phase of her life after making some big changes. The Little People, Big World star is leaving her family’s farmhouse after living there for more than 30 years with her family.

“I see light at the end of the tunnel as I move my things out of the farmhouse,” the mom of 4 wrote on Instagram as she reflected on the changes happening in her life.

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A beautiful day… ????♥️. I see light at the end of the tunnel as I move my things out of the farmhouse. The basement area was tough. It reminded how much I miss and Love teaching. I can’t take it all with me though, just because, I’ll need to leave most of it behind and hopefully donate/give away to a good cause. I couldn’t resist taking a few more books though. I love reading and love reading to kids. I hope to get many chances to read to my grandkids as much as possible. I think if I could have one room just full of books I would have it. Why I think libraries are so important in communities, especially small towns. Anyway… I’m rambling. I better get another box and fill it with books I just can’t leave behind or give away quite yet. Hope you’re having a Good Friday! ????♥️???? #ilovebooks #ilovetoreadtokids #readtoyourkids #movingout #newhouse #imissteachingkids #amyroloffssecondact #speaker #author #newseasonoflife

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“The basement area was tough. It reminded [me] how much I miss and love teaching. I can’t take it all with me though, just because, I’ll need to leave most of it behind and hopefully donate/give away to a good cause,” Amy continued.

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This car of mine #fordescape I love and has been great, and still is, in helping me move and so much more! I’m a @ford girl true and true. Its so doing its job hauling all the things I’m taking from the farm house to my new house. And it’s back and forth and back and forth. And yes, I’m doing most of it myself – after 30 years – I’m going through everything and oh what memories come flooding my mind of a lot of things that went on in this house raising four kids. And I’m thankful I got to do it though it’s been hard and tough purging. Oh I’m sure I’ll be doing more once I get ‘stuff’ to my new house thinking ‘why did I pack this’ ????. Anyway, Felix doesn’t leave my side. I think he wants to make sure I don’t leave him behind. What that little guy doesn’t know – absolutely not and has been the best for me! ????????????. I’m thrilled to see some light at the end of this long journey of moving, purging, packing and moving into my new house. Woohoo! Sometimes I don’t know whether to jump up and yell ‘Hooray’ or cry. I do know I feel relieved. More adventures to explore, plan for all the while being grateful Chris is by my side rooting for me and helping so much. He has been tremendous. ♥️. So I see the light at the end of this tunnel and I think I’ll make my end date- end of February. Yippee! ????. #moving #oldtonewhouse #purge #toomuchstuff #itshappening #goodfeeling #amyroloffssecondact #livinglife #thememories #roomtomakemore

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Amy Roloff Opens Up About Leaving the Farmhouse She’s Been Living in for 30 Years

Amy also said she is looking forward to spending even more time with her grandchildren now that the move is complete. She excitedly picked and packed a few of her favorite books to read to the kids.

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Jackson’s first time bowling was so much fun. Seeing it through his eyes and mom and dad’s was just as precious. Love my family♥️. #firsttime #bowling #familytime #storyofamyrandchrism

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“I hope to get many chances to read to my grandkids as much as possible. I think if I could have one room just full of books I would have it,” she wrote as part of her Instagram post. “Why I think libraries are so important in communities, especially small towns. Anyway… I’m rambling. I better get another box and fill it with books I just can’t leave behind or give away quite yet.” 

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Always a special day when I spend some time w/ my grandkids. Today I got to have a fun day outside w/ Ember ???? ????She is amazing, inquisitive, adventurous, caring and so much more. My grandma ‘mimi’ heart was so happy to share the day with her. Packing up stuff from the farmhouse to my new house stopped for a couple of hours because the moments with Ember over ruled and were priceless. Sometimes it’s better to say this can wait, this is more important than whatever you ‘need’ to do because you may not get this exact moment and time again. I loved taking the moment to hang out with my grand-daughter on this kind of rainy PNW day and splash through puddles and more. ????????☂️????. #grandmalove #granddaughterlove #blessed???? #thankful #amyroloffssecondact

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Roloff is also looking forward to the next phase of her life with fiancé Chris Marek. “He makes me laugh, my heart pitter-patters when I’m with him-think of him, I’m stronger, he keeps me on my toes, he loves me, helps me be a better me, enjoy just hanging out with him and of course, there’s love,” the matriarch wrote of her fiancé on Valentine’s Day.

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A wonderful loving Happy Valentines Day with Chris♥️ I can hardly believe it’s our 4th ♥️ day together. He makes me laugh, my heart pitter patters when I’m with him-think of him, I’m stronger, he keeps me on my toes, he loves me, helps me be a better me, enjoy just hanging out with him and of course, there’s love. I love this man. ♥️. He loves me. Valentine’s Day is a day to give and show a little more extra love towards each other and those around you. I look at all of February as a reminder for us all to show and give a little more love and say words that are more loving and kind. Maybe we would appreciate and respect each other a little more in all our differences and uniqueness. Love… it’s in all of us. I think we just have to find it more often. Regardless of what’s going on around us, showing love starts with each of us not pointing to that person or another first. It’s begins with us. Love is a verb so let’s act on it. Love is easy and hard at the same time but well worth it. There’s no better way it was shown to us than the love of Jesus. John 3:16, 1 Corinthians 13:4-7. If all we had was love that’s more than enough. Love is everything.♥️. And I hope you felt loved this weekend and everyday #valentinesday2020 #loveiseverything #showit #giveit #acceptit #believeinit #jesusislove #youareloved .

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The couple plans to get married in 2021. The new season of Little People, Big World will premiere on TLC on March 31.