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Mar. 1st, 2005 09:19 amHappy Birthday, Andrea! I hope your Farchday is a great one! *smooches*
In other news, I think we're staying in Iowa. I was sort of given word yesterday, although not officially. Basically, I mentioned that Jeff had gotten a couple of calls for interviews, so. . . ? And I was told that he should take the interviews.
So. I guess that means we're stuck here for a while.
There are upsides and downsides to this. Seattle would have meant more fun, sweeter scenery and OPEN WATER. Seattle would have meant better job opps for The Man. Staying in Iowa on the other hand, means we can stay closer to Home. And Home will really be Kentucky if I can convince my folks to move there so all our parentals would be in the same place, which would be a Very Good Thing.
This could be good. Now we just have to finish working on the house we're in so we can sell it (and sell the other house we're NOT in) and get the hell out of the Coralville ghetto so our stay here in America's cornfields and cow pastures may be a little more enjoyable.
Or at least, a little less icky.
In other news, I think we're staying in Iowa. I was sort of given word yesterday, although not officially. Basically, I mentioned that Jeff had gotten a couple of calls for interviews, so. . . ? And I was told that he should take the interviews.
So. I guess that means we're stuck here for a while.
There are upsides and downsides to this. Seattle would have meant more fun, sweeter scenery and OPEN WATER. Seattle would have meant better job opps for The Man. Staying in Iowa on the other hand, means we can stay closer to Home. And Home will really be Kentucky if I can convince my folks to move there so all our parentals would be in the same place, which would be a Very Good Thing.
This could be good. Now we just have to finish working on the house we're in so we can sell it (and sell the other house we're NOT in) and get the hell out of the Coralville ghetto so our stay here in America's cornfields and cow pastures may be a little more enjoyable.
Or at least, a little less icky.
