Just writing to look like I am doing something

Moving! I am so excited and so ready to be back in T

exas. Things are still extremely up in the air....

TEXAS!! TEXAS!! TEXAS!!

I HAVE A NURSE PRACTITIONER JOB!!!

I am so excited my job search is finally fraking over. I still catc

h myself looking for jobs, writing the cover letter, but I get over it and don't send it. Since July of last year, I have been consumed in finding a job and living with the fear that SC nursing and I do not get along well at all. Not at all. So, we are moving to a state that treats its nurses so much better. Score times a bunch.

I find it interesting when I say I hate Charleston people argue that opinion with me. It is an opinion. I hate Charleston as a whole. The food is good, yes, but you know what I like cooking at home just as much. There are beaches, sure, but we go maybe 3-4 times a year because it is a production with a child and I am not a fan of bath-tub warm ocean water. There are pretty homes, but those are in isolated areas of the wealthy. Charleston is prejudiced, dirty, stuck holding on to Hugo, slavery, and when good ole' boys were men.

I hate Charleston, let me hate Charleston.

Mainly I am excited for Conor. It is sad that Beany and Joe won't be a quick drive south, but I wouldn't be surprised if they move. We will be a little further away from Susi and Rob, but for some reason I think the drive would be easier to Texas (New Orleans is a good stop).

As long as we have strawberries or something equally as fun to pick, Conor will be great. There are so many amazing day-trips for families in Texas: Zilker park, San Antonio zoo, THE ALAMO, children's museums in Austin and Waco, caverns, Schlitter

bahn, railways...

Plus, everyone I met talked about what a great area it was to raise kids. Unfortunately, a sentiment I have not heard in Charleston.