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attention US peeps!
So... a few weeks ago, the husband came home and told me about a new work opportunity.
My initial reaction was to curl up in a ball and cry. But then again, my initial reaction to anything new is to curl up in a ball and cry. Heck, you could offer me sunshine and puppies, and I would still freak out, shriek "No! Change!" and run away.
My second reaction was a bit more positive.
And, three weeks later, we've finally got the details a bit more sorted.
So...
*takes deep breath*
From April 2014 to April 2015, we're going to be living in Michigan.
My initial reaction was to curl up in a ball and cry. But then again, my initial reaction to anything new is to curl up in a ball and cry. Heck, you could offer me sunshine and puppies, and I would still freak out, shriek "No! Change!" and run away.
My second reaction was a bit more positive.
And, three weeks later, we've finally got the details a bit more sorted.
So...
*takes deep breath*
From April 2014 to April 2015, we're going to be living in Michigan.
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Why stop there? The US/Canada border is pretty open, and compared to cross-country trips, not that far away. (*ahem*)
(How do you feel about quinces? Because I'm not 100% convinced they really exist, and after a year on this continent you might start feeling the same.)
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(Quinces? Never seen them, ever. Quite happy to join you in the not being convinced.)