“Everything will be
okay, everything will fall into place.”
A statement I’m becoming familiar with as time is swiftly
approaching for our move to Illinois. So much to do in such a short amount of
time. Today has been one of those days, I’m not sure if it’s the melancholic
weather, the fact that I am really in no
mood to work today, or just the aftermath from a difficult yesterday. Whatever
is going on, I feel the need to readjust and figure things out. The idea of a
private and releasing cry sounds ideal, or maybe a long therapeutic run
will do the trick.
Next month we will be moving to Illinois and we have yet to
start packing. That statement scares me. I hope to start this weekend. My mind
has been contemplating the idea of resigning earlier than expected. The thought
of being alone at home with sorting, organizing and packing almost sounds
perfect to me, but the idea of continuing to contribute monetarily is also
important as well. One of the difficult aspects of being a wife to a military
member is the constant change; pursuing a stable career may sometimes feel impossible.
As we relocate, I have to start over, begin a new search for a new job. I understand
it comes with the territory and as a spouse, I have to adjust. Sounds easier said than done if you ask me,
especially coming from a driven, hardworking, intelligent woman such as myself.
I’ve worked hard for my education and experiences, and I will continue to do
so. My geographic location may rely on my husband, but my dreams, ambitions, goals rely
heavily on me. So as time approaches for our move, I keep telling myself, “Everything
will be okay, everything will fall into place.”
I started this blog
in hopes of sorting out whatever doubts or questions I am currently having. Is
money over peace of mind more important? Should I resign 2 weeks earlier than
expected or work up until the day we leave? It is Friday, so my plan is to go
home and do all the necessary things to put my mind at ease, and hopefully the
answer to my questions will arise this weekend.
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