The monkeys all in a bed (on a mattress) for the last few nights in Phoenix.
Teague shared with whomever would let him squeeze in. His crib mattress sprung a spring, so it was sent to the garbage.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Move Cross Country
I think I am into the swing of living and not just moving. It has taken me a while to want to post. One, I felt like it was never ending and two, it is a bit emotional to think about (and a third, this is a new computer that I am getting use to). Some day, hopefully our next move, we will move into a place and people won't ask how long we will be in x location. If they do, I will answer indefinitely!
This move was rough for a handful of reasons (Please don't feel bad for me/us. We really are enjoying ourselves and the journey. Rough is a true and honest feeling at times of being out of our comfort zone.). When we moved three years ago it was emotional because we were moving so far from family. We were excited and slightly unsure of what was in our future for the next three years. Little did we know we would over look the brown landscaping (and actually find beauty in the green there was) and love Phoenix. The weather was great year round. Most of all *edit the tears here* we added to our family with great friends; along with the ones we were able to have with us from medical school nearby, the Cervantes and Chapmans! David had a positive experience from his training at Phoenix Children's Hospital. With added relationships the strings are now tied to Texas and Arizona. To avoid a flood in our new home I can't elaborate much more. I might sneak some of the greatness in. It was that good and that hard to leave.
This move was rough for a handful of reasons (Please don't feel bad for me/us. We really are enjoying ourselves and the journey. Rough is a true and honest feeling at times of being out of our comfort zone.). When we moved three years ago it was emotional because we were moving so far from family. We were excited and slightly unsure of what was in our future for the next three years. Little did we know we would over look the brown landscaping (and actually find beauty in the green there was) and love Phoenix. The weather was great year round. Most of all *edit the tears here* we added to our family with great friends; along with the ones we were able to have with us from medical school nearby, the Cervantes and Chapmans! David had a positive experience from his training at Phoenix Children's Hospital. With added relationships the strings are now tied to Texas and Arizona. To avoid a flood in our new home I can't elaborate much more. I might sneak some of the greatness in. It was that good and that hard to leave.
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