Hello?
He-llooooo?
K. Well, I've been MIA for awhile, so here's what's up.
Life, in general.
Haha, funny girl today. No, really.
So, Ed resigned his commission with the CG, effective Feb. 21. He left for a school in Georgia for National Parks Service training in January. We sent the girls to stay with Mom and Daddy right after Christas, and I hunkered down in a small, tiny, itty-bitty efficiency, basically one-room apartment in Lake Charles so that I could finish my internship. No internets, no tv, no...bathtub. Luckily, I have a really good friend who let me borrow the bathtub when I needed it, so things weren't too incredibly bad.
The long and short of it? I got quite a bit of reading done. Oh, and I now have an associate's degree.
So now I'm living with my parents, half-heartedly searching for a job, and dreaming of the time when Ed will finally be an official Law Enforcement Park Ranger ("Just tell people I'm a Federal Officer, it's more mysterious," he says) and we can all go to Arizona.
Did I mention that I live in a travel trailer in my parents' front yard?
Did I mention that it's much nicer than my room in Lake Charles was?
Oh, and I sold the house. Yay!
But anyway, that's where I've been. Leading major crazy life and trying to stay sane.
Ed graduates in May. Hopefully I can hold out that long...![]()
He-llooooo?
K. Well, I've been MIA for awhile, so here's what's up.
Life, in general.
Haha, funny girl today. No, really.
So, Ed resigned his commission with the CG, effective Feb. 21. He left for a school in Georgia for National Parks Service training in January. We sent the girls to stay with Mom and Daddy right after Christas, and I hunkered down in a small, tiny, itty-bitty efficiency, basically one-room apartment in Lake Charles so that I could finish my internship. No internets, no tv, no...bathtub. Luckily, I have a really good friend who let me borrow the bathtub when I needed it, so things weren't too incredibly bad.
The long and short of it? I got quite a bit of reading done. Oh, and I now have an associate's degree.
So now I'm living with my parents, half-heartedly searching for a job, and dreaming of the time when Ed will finally be an official Law Enforcement Park Ranger ("Just tell people I'm a Federal Officer, it's more mysterious," he says) and we can all go to Arizona.
Did I mention that I live in a travel trailer in my parents' front yard?
Did I mention that it's much nicer than my room in Lake Charles was?
Oh, and I sold the house. Yay!
But anyway, that's where I've been. Leading major crazy life and trying to stay sane.
Ed graduates in May. Hopefully I can hold out that long...
