Bye-bye (at least for a while)
Wednesday, my hubby got a job offer. They wanted him to start right away, but ended up giving him two weeks (so he could give notice at his current job).
We have to move. Baby is due in four weeks.
It is a wonderful job. Great job. Too good to pass up. But I have a little boy turning four next week, and a two-and-a-half, and I'm about as agile as a rock. And two weeks. Actually, twelve days, as of today.
Res, thanks for the tip to look in Wyoming. This is at least partly to your credit.
We've found a place to live temporarily, a furnished cabin. We'll find a better (bigger) place before long, I'm sure. We actually have connections to the town, of a weird sort: my uncle was stationed there (Air Force) in the late sixties and my aunt worked for the same employer my husband will be working for. They have friends there. Nice folks, own some rental properties, we might end up renting from them for a time. We'll see. Everyone in the town has been incredibly friendly and helpful, from the Catholic Great-Grandmas' Breakfast Club to the Post Office Clerk to the Real Estate Agents to the people my husband will be working for. And the medical clinic, too.
But . . . I don't know when I'll be back to my blog. Certainly not the first month we're there, since we won't have computers! Maybe for Christmas? Who knows? There's a library there, but with two toddlers and a new baby . . . well, I suspect I'll be doing pretty well if I can keep up with family emails. (My grandmother is not expected to live much longer between the Alzheimers and the broken bones.)
Arielle, I hope everything goes well with your baby.
We have to move. Baby is due in four weeks.
It is a wonderful job. Great job. Too good to pass up. But I have a little boy turning four next week, and a two-and-a-half, and I'm about as agile as a rock. And two weeks. Actually, twelve days, as of today.
Res, thanks for the tip to look in Wyoming. This is at least partly to your credit.
We've found a place to live temporarily, a furnished cabin. We'll find a better (bigger) place before long, I'm sure. We actually have connections to the town, of a weird sort: my uncle was stationed there (Air Force) in the late sixties and my aunt worked for the same employer my husband will be working for. They have friends there. Nice folks, own some rental properties, we might end up renting from them for a time. We'll see. Everyone in the town has been incredibly friendly and helpful, from the Catholic Great-Grandmas' Breakfast Club to the Post Office Clerk to the Real Estate Agents to the people my husband will be working for. And the medical clinic, too.
But . . . I don't know when I'll be back to my blog. Certainly not the first month we're there, since we won't have computers! Maybe for Christmas? Who knows? There's a library there, but with two toddlers and a new baby . . . well, I suspect I'll be doing pretty well if I can keep up with family emails. (My grandmother is not expected to live much longer between the Alzheimers and the broken bones.)
Arielle, I hope everything goes well with your baby.
9 Comments:
At 9:35 AM, October 10, 2006, Anonymous said…
I think I know the town, dropme aline or a email and I'll stop in for a visit.
At 9:35 AM, October 10, 2006, Anonymous said…
I think I know the town, dropme aline or a email and I'll stop in for a visit.
At 9:35 AM, October 10, 2006, Anonymous said…
I think I know the town, dropme aline or a email and I'll stop in for a visit.
At 9:35 AM, October 10, 2006, Anonymous said…
That was me.
Res Ipsa
At 8:06 PM, October 12, 2006, Jo said…
I hope you have survived the move OK. Good luck with getting settled and welcoming the new little one. I understand you're going to be busier than busy, but if you could put up a quick post to let us know you're OK we'd appreciate it. :)
At 6:50 AM, October 16, 2006, Serena said…
Especially introducing the newest member of the family. I hope everything goes very well for you all.
Love and shalom,
Serena
At 7:12 PM, October 16, 2006, Arielle said…
Hey, I'm sorry I missed seeing this post until now! I have no idea how soon you'll even get a chance to see this comment. I'm glad your husband got a job, and I've always thought Wyoming seemed like a place I'd like to live (though I'm not sure how I'd like the winter!). I hope your family settles in well and that you survived the move; I also hope the little one arrives safe and well! Looking forward to when you'll be able to be back so we can all find out how things are going for you. =)
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