Time to Move Again
Although there still seems to be a few bitter and jealous people who would love to see me fail here in Hawaii-no, we are not moving back to that state. The home we wanted a year ago here at Iroquois Point is finally coming available later this month!
It is highly likely this will be our home for a very long time. I can't see us moving until I marry a wonderul and fantastic man and we own a home. Where we will be moving is walking distance to the beach, walking distance to their school, 4 bedrooms, and a standalone home with a side yard for an affordable rent of $1800 a month.The floors in all of these places are absolutely atrocious. They have those awful institutional vinyl tiles. The floor in the new place at least appears to have a greater shine than this one. I still also hate the preponderance of bugs here and don't feel much more fond of the geckos than I did a year ago but I suppose even living in Hawaii has to come with some "buts" besides the cost of living here is astounding.
On other fronts, yesterday was especially rounded out by really and truly enjoying my work and being grateful for the flexibility and freedom I feel I have right now to dedicate so much of my energy into being mom to the boys. This agency is tops as far as leadership and living and walking their talk. I don't know if I could ever say enough positive things about them.
Additionally, we have been blessed by having a mother from Nethan's classroom be my childcare provider on an as needed basis. She and her family are awesome and a true life godsend. Because of her generosity and flexibility at only paying her when I need her, I am able to spend more time with the boys and not have to worry about covering the extraordinary costs of childcare I have always had to pay. Also having my family around for help during vacations is huge and a wonderful thing for the boys. They adore their grandparents and are pretty heartbroken Grandma and Grandpa are away in Phoenix right now for a few months. Not having to budget 7-9 thousand dollars a year for childcare has made a tremendous difference financially and in the overall quality of our life. I also continue the ghost writing and it is pretty challenging on a number of fronts even if it isn't quite yet as financially rewarding as I need. With less doctor appointments on the horizon and more stability in our lives, I feel there is slowly becoming more time available to dedicate to building my practice. So all in all you can see despite some challenges I have and yet won't get into here, when my boys are happy and healthy and I have time to care for and enjoy them, my life is very very sweet indeed.





