Thursday, October 30, 2008

the truck

Our moving service woke us up at 6:40 AM to tell us they are on there way to drop off our trailer and they would be coming now. Apparently 'now' really means whenever they feel like it seeing that it has almost been an hour and no trailer.

Too much to do today. I think I'll just stay in bed...

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Jessi

I'm going to miss this little girl. A lot.


Tonight I said good-bye to my bestest friend in the whole world.
It didn't hit me until right now, that I might not see her again.
For over 2 years, I've been her therapist, her babysitter, her friend, her mom, her daughter, her grandma, her cat, her dog, her diego, and the list goes on.
She's been my first (and last) play therapy child, my flower girl, my sunshine, my laughter, my (happy) tears, my hugs, my kisses, my friend, and my inspiration.
I love this little girl and she will always been in my thoughts and prayers.

Ella

I love my cat. I hope she survives the 24 hour drive west and the transition to a new house. We took her over to my mom's house last night and that seemed pretty traumatic for her. We'll see!

Monday, October 27, 2008

Almost

TJ and I are moving to Washington in 4 days. We've talked about moving to Washington for over a year. It's one of those things that always seemed so far off. And now, our bags are packed, we're ready to go....I'm leaving on a jet plane, don't know when I'll be back again .... (Seriously, I get that song stuck in my head everytime I mention moving).

Now it's just a matter of tying up some loose ends and waiting for the moving truck to arrive. Not to mention watching the World Series with my mom and eating all of her food since we have none and I 'accidently' packed up all the pots and pans early last week.... =)

I know it will be hard to leave. I will miss my family, my church family, my close friends, the cheese curds, Sunday football in Hudson... and the list goes on..

But, I have confidence and peace that God will deepen our relationship with Him through this experience, and ultimately, that's really all that matters.