Remember me?
I am ending my longest ever LJ drought. Over a year, in fact. I still read LJ every day. I've thought about posting many times, and then for some stupid reason or another, I decided against it.
So, with that, there's not a whole lot to say. Life is just happening. Things are good. My little boy turned two in October, and there is no doubt, this is my favorite age. He is so sweet, and smart, and snuggly. Brian and I just were just saying that life might be a little easier, but without him, our lives would never be as meaningful or enjoyable.
I actually enjoyed autumn in New England this year. I had an appreciation for the colors that I never had. Then, just to make sure I wouldn't like it too much here, the cold hit. It was inevitable, of course, but already, it is wearing on me. And just in time to make the biggest decision of our marriage. We have been talking about moving to Texas for the last few months. And then, as if Someone was nudging us, a job in Brian's company opened up in their Plano office. We got a little excited, though extremely hesitant. Needless to say, our biggest concern is Holden. There's been talk of him coming with us (eventually, not initially), though Brian and I doubt it would ever happen. The ex-wife was somewhat supportive at first, then, um, not. In a big way. We wondered if this was worth it--we hadn't heard anything about the job in a while--and we thought maybe we need to stay here for a few more years. And just when we were hoping--praying--for some sort of sign, things started happening. Now Brian is flying down to Dallas in two weeks. And though the job isn't officially his yet, it does look promising. Of course, I would need to find a job. Though hopefully, I still have a foot in the door at the hospital where I used to work. It's all very overwhelming.
So I guess that's it. I have our latest pics here.
So, with that, there's not a whole lot to say. Life is just happening. Things are good. My little boy turned two in October, and there is no doubt, this is my favorite age. He is so sweet, and smart, and snuggly. Brian and I just were just saying that life might be a little easier, but without him, our lives would never be as meaningful or enjoyable.
I actually enjoyed autumn in New England this year. I had an appreciation for the colors that I never had. Then, just to make sure I wouldn't like it too much here, the cold hit. It was inevitable, of course, but already, it is wearing on me. And just in time to make the biggest decision of our marriage. We have been talking about moving to Texas for the last few months. And then, as if Someone was nudging us, a job in Brian's company opened up in their Plano office. We got a little excited, though extremely hesitant. Needless to say, our biggest concern is Holden. There's been talk of him coming with us (eventually, not initially), though Brian and I doubt it would ever happen. The ex-wife was somewhat supportive at first, then, um, not. In a big way. We wondered if this was worth it--we hadn't heard anything about the job in a while--and we thought maybe we need to stay here for a few more years. And just when we were hoping--praying--for some sort of sign, things started happening. Now Brian is flying down to Dallas in two weeks. And though the job isn't officially his yet, it does look promising. Of course, I would need to find a job. Though hopefully, I still have a foot in the door at the hospital where I used to work. It's all very overwhelming.
So I guess that's it. I have our latest pics here.