Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Woo!
i wasnt too sure about how id be starting out as kalispell...id still be working at albertsons...but i wasnt sure about what position...but i think they are saving the good one for me! and thats good cuz i dont wanna push carts...cuz it seems like most places hire mentally handicapped to push the carts and that stuff...meaning no offense to anyone...cuz martha just called me and said she'll put one of her people at the customer service booth for now and she'll get me on the schedule when we get to kalispell...so its like an effing promotion...im pretty much gonna be doing what my managers do now...and its like a dollar some pay increase...and it seems like a pretty easy position...sooo...thats good...and right now i have such a mess cuz were getting everything packed and sorting what can be trashed and whats storage...and im sick...ugh...my nose is somewhat gooey and i have a slight cough and phlegm is ICKY! but my sore throat has gotten considerable better...i just need to go gargle and drink some green tea with honey and maybe eat some chicken soup...but the worst part is over...time to get ready for work!
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Mychiel,
I hope that you start to feel better very soon.
I'm glad to hear that you and Micah are moving to Kalispell. It will be good for you. A new start just the two of you on your own adventure. It was really hard on me when I got married and moved to Iowa. I was so home sick, but after several months I began to love my new life. It made me grow up, and it made me a much stronger person too. I think that if I hadn't moved away from MT I wouldn't be nearly as strong now. It is hard living so far a way from your family. It can be very lonely at times. I hate the fact that through the years I have missed out on so much. I would talk to mom about what was going there and she would talk about the big family get togethers and I would get so home sick. I didn't get to see you all grow up. One minute you were my flower girl and the next you were the one getting married. I wish that I could live a little closer now so I could see you all a little more often than I do. I hope that you know how much I care about you. I miss you a lot.
Sheila
I'm glad you're starting to feel better! And I'm also glad it looks like you'll get the job that you wanted! I think this move will be a good thing for you and Micah. I know it will strengthen you both individually, and as a couple! My advice--always turn to each other. Even when you naturally want to pull apart--turn to each other. Because, as much as I maybe am not ready for it (I'm still your Mommy!)--Micah should come first with you, and vice versa. Your marriage should be the most important relationship that you have. I'm thankful that Dad and I have always had a really good, strong, and stable relationship. Some people would probably say that the relationship with your children is the most important, but that's a different kind of relationship. Before you have children, you have each other. After you have children (and they are grown), you have each other! Children can enhance the relationship that you have with your husband. But (case in point; ie:you) children are not around forever--so, if you haven't built a strong relationship together...do you see what I'm saying. And mind you--I am not in any way, shape or form saying that children are not as important as a husband--because I can't imagine my life without the three of you, or your Dad! And that is just one small reason why I am thankful for the temple, and to be sealed as a family for eternity. Nothing less will do. I love you,
Mom
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