56 S Harrison St As the family pulled up to their new house in Kingston, a small town with a population of almost 300, little Megan felt a flutter of nerves in her tummy. This was a big change, and she had never lived anywhere but the city. But as they parked and she glanced at the large, detached garage and knew it would be perfect for her parents in the snowy winters. No more scraping ice off the windshields. The size of the yard impressed Megan as her worries began to fade away. The hillside between the garage and home would make a perfect spot to sled this winter. Stepping inside, her eyes lit up at the sight of kitchen flowing into a dining area and living room. Their old two-bedroom apartment didn't even have half this space. Then she spotted her new bedroom, at the north end of the home across the hall from her brother's new room. She now had her own room, no more sharing! She also knew her parents would enjoy the privacy of their new primary bed/bath at the other end of the home. But the best part? The full basement that would become her ultimate playroom. She envisioned building forts and inviting friends over for sleepovers. With fiber internet, she could even play games and watch videos with her pals. As she explored the house, she realized this wasn't just a new place to live; it was the beginning of her very own adventure. Megan's heart swelled with happiness-she couldn't wait to fill this home with laughter, love, and unforgettable stories.