Okay, now we are in the stage where I think about all of the
things that need to happen if we are actually going to do this and freak
out. Not only the things to go, but also
all the issues for when we move back, you know like jobs, shelter,
transportation. It is all very
overwhelming. We still haven’t heard
back from my husband’s potential employer since the first email, so I am
starting to think that everything is falling apart while my husband is feeling
more at peace about the whole thing. I
think that we should base things on his feelings because I have the tendency to
be over cautious and shall we say neurotic.
At this point in the journey we just sit back and see if things are
going to come together (I love it when a plan comes together) or not. If you haven’t guessed, I am not very good at
the sitting around game. I like to plan,
organize, and be completely in control, but we are too far away from the actual
move to really do much. I make myself
feel useful by looking at apartments that realistically won’t be available when
we are ready to move, but it makes me feel like I have some control over things
and, let’s face it, a false sense of control is better than none at all.
If you have a problem, if no one else can help you, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team.
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