Update on the Arizona Thing

First of all we had a lot of fun while we were down in Tucson for Andrew's job interview stuff. It was so great to see baby Shaun David and also to see how much little Eva has grown. It was also nice to see Tim & Megan and Jared & Tara. :-D We love you guys!

Andrew got an offer along with copious quantities of paperwork to fill out. Everything has been filled out and sent it. So now we are playing the waiting game to find out if he gets clearance. We're figuring that since it took Tim 3 months to find out about his clearance then it will take about the same amount of time for Andrew to find out.

Once we know that then we can work on the logistics of it all, I hate the anticipation! I want to get going on the things that will need to be done. That means a couple of months of month-to-month rent at our apartment, which sucks 'cause it's $150 more a month. On the brighter side we're hoping we will be able to find a house in our price range down in Arizona. I'm really tired of living in apartments. I know houses are a lot of work but I'm willing to put in the effort, also I'm SO ready to stop throwing my money away on rent.

Arizona Here We Come... For A Weekend... Or More?

So here's a tidbit of potentially exciting news... Andrew has an interview with Raytheon down in Tucson next week. It's only potentially exciting news if Andrew actually gets a job there. Until then we are reigning in our excitement. We decided to turn it into a long weekend to hang out with Tim & Megan and if Jared & Tara come down we will, of course, hang out with them as well. :) So we're flying in late Wednesday (April 16th) and leaving Sunday afternoon.

A lot of people who live in the Pacific Northwest have seasonal depression because of, among other things, the lack of sunlight from September until the end of May. I seem to be feeling the effects of the gray skies more than usual this year. It will be nice to get away for our own mini spring break to a place where the sun is always shining. I believe that spring break was invented in Seattle, by those who hoped to believe that there are places that exist that don't live with gray skies all the time. Though I did hear a rumor that it's supposed to get all the way up to 70 degrees this Saturday!!! Or maybe it was only 60 degrees. Either way it will be better than 45 degrees. Now all I need to do is find something to do to force me to go outside.