I've been studying for finals for what seems to be going on several weeks, but is sadly only a few days. I have two finals left before I get a month off. *Sigh* I'm ready for Christmas but I am also really enjoying this time till then because it is wonderful and I feel a bit sad when Christmas is over.
I keep thinking about moving to Washington. That is the only nibble we've got as far as Nick getting a job and I can only hope that something happens to keep us in Colorado. However, when I think about it, Washington can't be that bad, right? I mean I would be a plane ride away from my family but maybe it's what I need. Up until a year ago, my mommy still woke me up :) (Thank you, iphone alarm) But I'm a big girl now and I think that moving may be a good thing. When I think about it, moving to another house may be sufficient, but as of now, our options don't include moving houses.
We're looking for another puppy but Nick and I had a long discussion last night about the possibility to love another doggy like we loved our Cai-Bear. In all honesty, she wasn't a dog, she was aourdaughter, a vital part of our life and I feel like my life has changed without her. For several months after her passing, I was a total grump. Occasionally I find myself short and snappy but then I remember back to having her and I am able to center myself again. I miss her like crazy and dream about her every night. My parents keep encouraging us to get another one but with Nick looking for a job, student loans WAY over our expectations and the crazyness of life; money is short. My parents have offered to help and as thankful as we are for that, we still owe them for their contributions with Caia.
I trust that all will work out. Nick graduates on the 18th and I can honestly not believe it. I never thought I'd see this day. It has been a long 4 years but he has given it his all and I am so proud of him. I must interject here as he just sent me a text saying a kid in his class just asked if he was from Minnesota because of his accent. Accent? I think not. If anything, he carries a Boston accent, which is self induced as a die hard Red Sox fan.
I guess it is these silly moments that keep things real. I don't always appreciate them as I should, but God has a way of slipping in silent smiles in our every day lives.
I'm getting better at writing. I find it to be very theraputic.
-D
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
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