As a lot of you already know: We're moving. To New Orleans.
Sorry, had to be done. (At least I spared you the audio!)
This has been a dream of ours for several years now, and things have finally fallen into place. Now, it's house-hunting, packing, finishing out the school year, figuring out how to transport four furbabies. . . the list goes on and on. All by the end of May. Hopefully.
(You never realize how many books you own until you start packing. . . sigh.)
But for all the difficulties change brings, it's exciting. I am looking forward to living some place that is completely different than Nebraska, having new experiences, and cultivating a new life (going to Saints games in the Superdome!! Don't worry, Husker fans--I won't defect to the SEC!).
Ask my mom: I've had wanderlust since high school. It's time for me to take this plunge.
I hear too many people saying to me, "Oh, I wish I could do that" or "When I'm retired. . .". The fact is that you never know what the next day is going to bring. Yes, this move is scary (I still don't have a job). Yes, we're moving halfway across the country. However, if you wait to live out your dreams, you may never have the opportunity.
"What if you hate it?" is a question people have been asking, and it's a valid one. We've been going to New Orleans for twenty years on vacation--what if living there isn't what we hoped?
We move on to another adventure.
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