Tuesday, June 16, 2009
This is way, way, way too much for me to handle
Saying goodbye to my city by the bay, to all my friends, and my family, to go to a place where I have never been and where I don't know one soul, is too tough for me. My heart is literally aching.
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you'll get through it! we were super sad to leave SF too...but we loved colorado and we even loved cleveland...it's moving back to the bay area that's been hardest for me! Hey...i was going to ask you what agency you use for A? Brady has been asking and asking and asking to "be on tv". I don't know quite what to do about it...but thought i'd start out by asking you?
you'll get through it! we were super sad to leave SF too...but we loved colorado and we even loved cleveland...it's moving back to the bay area that's been hardest for me! Hey...i was going to ask you what agency you use for A? Brady has been asking and asking and asking to "be on tv". I don't know quite what to do about it...but thought i'd start out by asking you?
I can seriously relate! Trust me! All of those things are sad to think about when anticipating a move and all of the "unknowns. But from my experience, after I've gotten through that first initial adjustment phase, things always turn out better than I could've expected. New friendships are formed and new experiences are had--both of which makes life so much fuller and has made me appreciate new things in a different light. Hang in there--you'll get through it!
Plus, there's always SKYPE :)
You will be missed and Texas will be better because you will be there!!
My Dear Michelle, who I will miss! I have two things for you! :)
Whenever Robbie and I leave a really fun family get together one of our favorite sayings is: "Do you know what the best part about today is? I get to go home with you."
My other thing to tell you is that January said last week. "Oh, my Dave left this week. I'm really sad. He is such a nice boy. I'll miss him. He's a good boy."
Keep on blogging and let us know how things are going in TX! I can't wait to keep in touch and find out how you like it.
PS. I lived in Arlington for 8 years from 2nd - 9th grade. You have to try Wet & Wild water park, the Ranger Stadium, Spring Creek BBQ (although you'll never get the smell out of your clothes), and Six Flags Over Texas. It was so funny. All of the high schools were named after Texas heros. No where else but TX will you find people who wear earrings in the shape of their state, macaroni in the shape of the state, and so many other displays of state pride. Have fun and come back often to visit!!!
Love,
M
happy happy birthday to you! i wish i were there to party with you!
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