for her – reconsidered his dreams, deciding instead that the couple should start their lives together in Charleston, a place they both love. Which brings us to Sullivan’s Island, nine houses later, just a block from the beach. “After the last house we lived in, I was done
moving. We had moved every three to four years, and it was just exhausting,” Eli said. Ann-Terese agreed, with an explanation. “We used to work, save up money and then
Af ter moving every three or four years, the Hymans have found their forever home.
agreeing to live in Israel and be a farmer’s wife. “I figured I would rather live with him in that envi-
ronment than live without him the rest of my life,” she said, smiling.
After Ann-Terese agreed to make the move, Eli – realizing the depth of her love for him and, perhaps, his
travel,” she said. “We would meet in Austria, England, Sweden or Israel. But once you have kids and they start going to school, you can’t do that. We were able to still feel like we had that kind of life by moving, because you expand your horizons in the neighborhood
where you live. We have met wonderful people in every neighborhood we’ve been in.” After nine moves, though, the couple had quelled their gypsy spirits. Tey were ready to find their forever home, and Ann-Terese had been doing her homework. “She had a three-ring binder filled with years of pictures,
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