Changes

Today has been an interesting day. It never ceases to amaze me when you think your day is just rolling along and then towards the end, everything changes. To start out last night Isabelle was a little under the weather and slept a ton which she needed and is doing great today, like she never missed a beat. So she and I are hanging out at home before my doctor’s appointment to check on baby “O” and having a good old time. She had a wonderful nap that I had to wake her up from in order to make it to the doctor on time. And she did not even want to take a nap. Well like I had said before the doctor told us that my placenta is over the cervix. He did not go into any detail or state as to how far it covers the cervix, so today we talked about it. I have a complete placenta previa, which means that I will not be able to have the birth I want because I have to have a c-section. Needless to say I am not happy about it at all. The good thing about this though is that if I had not of switched doctors I most likely would not have found out about my condition, because we would not of had an ultra sound. As they always say, God works in mysterious ways.

As if that was not bad enough for me to deal with on my own, Ben calls and I am leaving the doctors to tell me that we are moving to Salt Lake City, UT. Yea! Which is great on many levels. I will get a chance to live close to one of my closes friends, Missy for one. Plus Ben has a wonderful opportunity ahead of him in his new position. Oh, by the way, he starts on April 3rd. Nothing like a long time to prepare for the news and get your mind wrapped around things. This time around things will be a lot different. We will not have to take as long to move because there will be less to do. After all our garage is still full of boxes that we have yet to unpack because we do not currently have the space to put things. And we are only renting a house which means we can leave whenever we want. I know we have a lease but that should not be a problem to get out of. Plus Roadway will help out on that end, covering any costs that are incurred due to breaking our lease.

So at the end of the day Ben will be the youngest Direct of Regional Operations (DRO) in the company. Quite an accomplishment if I do say so my self. We may be closer to friends and family. The adjustment to SLC should be less because we will have people there, plus Ben will be so busy that he might not even notice the change of scenery. Unfortunately we will have missed out on some fun road trips within California. We did not get the chance to see the Sequoia trees in the north, nor did we get the chance to head down to Monterey, or Yellowstone. I do not have nearly enough wine collected from the state. What can a girl do? Overall I think the day turned out to be very interesting, and things should be very busy for the next month and a half. Hopefully we will all be back together before Easter but if not then by May 1st.