Today is our very last day in Utopia. Tonight we head to airport city and then Minnow and I fly to Midwest to stay with ScienceGrandma. Meanwhile, Fish and PrincessPup will speedily drive across the country and our furniture will *slowly* meander towards Mystery City. All will be reunited around mid-month.
Blogging will be sporadic at best, especially since I am hoping to go to super-secret location with no electricity, phone, or even runnng water (with a baby, crazy, I know.)
Once in Mystery City, I'll have a few weeks to figure things out (read: find *great* child care) and then it'll be time for adventures as an assistant professor.
Monday, July 02, 2007
Mommy Monday: Moving!
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Good luck, happy travels, and can't wait to hear about life in Mystery City!
good luck, have fun.
safe travels!
Looking forward to hearing about those assistant professor adventures. Good luck with the move!
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I'm so excited for you. Best of luck.
Wanted to say - really admire your determination and strength. I used to be a sciencewoman myself who had won a scholarship for PhD in Neurosciences. Things happened and I found myself switching from Science to Education. Couldn't believe it myself in the beginning! But I just love it. The sparkle in a child's eyes when s/he looks at you like you're his/her entire world is an awesome feeling. U'll probably experience all of this and much more with your daughter.
Good luck and just wanted to say - Even if you need to make decisions that you never thought u'd make, don't feel let down by destiny! It's the ultimate happiness that matters most of all!
Take care
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