Happy March, all!
Sorry for the delay again. We've just been
ridiculously busy with work and school and school and work and work and school….and
work….and school…..
But
I wanted to take a minute really quick and give you all an update on our little
world! Tyrel’s job is moving us to London. Yeah. Wild. When, you ask? So far the
best estimation we’ve been given is “sometime this year, though possibly next
year.” Honestly, it all just depends on how the company does over the next few
months. Sending employees out to another country in order to build a new branch
up from nadda is not something any company wants to go into blindly, so I
respect the uncertainty. However, I’m also going absolutely crazy due to said
uncertainty, because it makes planning our ‘life’ in general nearly impossible.
I can’t have a pet, which is nonsense, because transporting said pet from one country
to the next, or at least the steps in order to do so, is ridiculous. Did you
know that in order to take a pet to Europe, the pet needs to have its own
passport? With a picture and everything? And such and such shots need to be
administered no more or less than 6 months before leaving the country, and such
and such shots need to be administered within 24 hours of the flight, la-de-dah…it
goes on. It’s intense.
Not knowing when all
this is happening is also seriously messing with any concrete plans we could
have about where we’ll be in 5 years, and what we’ll be doing, when babies are
a good idea, where our house will be, IF our house will be, and all that. I’m a
person who LOVES to make lists and follow them as best as I possibly can. I
make a list every morning, even if it’s as silly as “1, brush teeth, 2, exercise,
3, take a shower, 4, get dressed,” etc. I love planning ahead. With our life so
tied up with this moving though, and with us having almost NO idea of when that
will be, I feel like I’m permanently in limbo. I can’t describe the stress my
list-making brain is going through. -_-
Speaking of stress,
MIDTERMS!! Because of the move
potentially being sometime during when fall semester would be, I’ve had to
expedite my schooling in order to cram the rest of my degree into this and
summer semesters. Thus, I am now wading through 21 credit hours. That’s at least
42 hours of homework every week, plus my work schedule of about 20 hours per
week. I hate it. Today I had a dandy old breakdown about it, and my husband was
INCREDIBLE. He held me, offered me ice cream and French fries, offered to let
me play with his favorite gun (SO sweet), let me cry on him, tried to help me
prioritize what was stressing me out and make a list with me (that was one list
I DIDN’T want to make), and finally gave me a priesthood blessing to help my
brain cope with everything that’s going on. He’s the best thing that’s ever happened to
me. Truly. I have no idea how I got so lucky.
Tyrel, as always, is
working hard in his job, and is one of the biggest reasons that this future
branch in the UK is even a possibility. I’m so proud of him.
And that’s our update
for now! Have a wonderful day!
Every day is an adventure. You got this.
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