A Complete Shift in Gears...Again.
>> Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Hubby had a long anticipated meeting with his doctor on base and the people handling his paperwork this morning, to try to get a better feel for how long we're going to be located in this particular state.
This limbo we're in, not able to move forward with anything, has been driving us both up a wall. But who wants to put down roots when you're being told you could move sometime in the next two weeks to six months?
Do we go house hunting on Zillow, trying to find a place for where we want to live once Hubs is retired? Do we move forward with a FET this year? Does hubby start scouring the area we anticipate moving to for open jobs? What about the gobs of pictures we have stacked against the walls waiting to be hung? Do we commit and move the furniture where we want it, or do we live with the way things are because it's not worth the time or effort to invest in our current location? Do I alphabetize the books in the library according to subject matter, or leave them haphazardly shoved onto the shelves as they are now? (I'm a little OCD about things like that.)
It's hard to live not knowing if you're coming or going.
This limbo we're in, not able to move forward with anything, has been driving us both up a wall. But who wants to put down roots when you're being told you could move sometime in the next two weeks to six months?
Do we go house hunting on Zillow, trying to find a place for where we want to live once Hubs is retired? Do we move forward with a FET this year? Does hubby start scouring the area we anticipate moving to for open jobs? What about the gobs of pictures we have stacked against the walls waiting to be hung? Do we commit and move the furniture where we want it, or do we live with the way things are because it's not worth the time or effort to invest in our current location? Do I alphabetize the books in the library according to subject matter, or leave them haphazardly shoved onto the shelves as they are now? (I'm a little OCD about things like that.)
It's hard to live not knowing if you're coming or going.
