Madly in Love


God bless that man o' mine.

As soon as we realized that we would be moving sooner rather than later, he has put up with all manner of weeping, wailing, and gnashing of teeth...and that's just from my friends.  I have wonderful friends.  He has had more than his fair share of the same from me.

We were sitting in the den one day and he looked up the 7 stages of grief to see where I was on the spectrum.  He was a little annoyed to know that even after one has passed, it is not uncommon to revert back to a stage while in the throws of another one.  Poor Engineer.

This is very reminiscent of 6 years ago.  His job was bringing us stateside and I wanted to stay in England.  Incidentally, my friends there behaved similarly.  I guess some things are universal - like how you react when a good friend moves away.

I am so thankful for his patience.  He has heard me vent and rant and rage and cry and throw all out wall-eyed fits about the move and yet, he still wants me to go with him.  That's love.

I have not been easy to live with and yet he has given me space to work out my kinks.

He maintains that all he wants in life is to make sure I am happy.  How was I so lucky to snag this guy?

1-4-3 EM for your deep well of grace with me; but...let's not make uprooting ourselves a 6 year tradition okay?

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  1. Moving is so difficult. I imagine you'll soon be feeling at home in your new home. Good luck!

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    1. Thanks! Yes, it is difficult. It's a lot easier when you have something to look forward to so I am trying to focus on having fun setting up a new house.

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  2. Moving is not fun. We're doing that ourselves, after 6 years in the previous place. I certainly don't want to make this a 6 year tradition either heh.

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    1. Oh goodness! Please tell me this 6 year fruit basket turn over is not a thing! ;) Good luck on your move.

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  3. Good luck on the move. We have been in Texas close to 3 years and we are antsy to explore other places...looking across pond too. I hope your new nest is wonderful and blessed. Some of us just get lucky with our men. ;)

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    1. I feel very lucky indeed Ms. Brandi. ;) Thank you for your kind words.

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  4. Oh honey, I feel ya. We were just discussing last night if it's time for a move or not, and the Hubs was all, "Whatever will make you happy." Love these men!

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    1. That IS a great man if he's willing to move for your happiness. Lucky girl. :)

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  5. We're thinking about a move, but just to a different house, not an entirely new city. And THAT stresses me out! I hope that everything goes smoothly for you!

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    1. Thanks so much Ms. Rabia. Here at the end of the school year is a difficult time to move, but then I think, when is a good time to move? I guess there's no time like the present. Good luck in your move as well. :)

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