Moving.... AGAIN!

Addi and Andre

Our new home

Medical Lake, WA

Spurs vs Kings

Happy Easter

Our last days with Char

Fun times at School

FL

Our Nana

Six Flags

Jelly Belly Factory

Chico, CA

Disney on Ice, Sacramento, CA

Waiting for Santa

San Diego, CA

Work

San Fran, CA

Black Butte

Lassen

Our Sharon

Cali coast

San Fran Pier 39

Sacramento Zoo

We are at it again. We are moving our little family to Northeastern Washington in a few days. Rob go a job as a District Ranger on the Colville National Forest. What a great accomplishment for him. I am so proud of what he has done in such a short amount of time. People tell him, "you have done in 10 years what I have yet to do in 40!" I am so proud of my husband. We will pick up and leave the first part of September. It's a little bitter sweet. We are looking forward to the future and the new adventures it is going to bring, but we are also going to miss the amazing friends we have made here in Cali. Life is a journey and if we don't take advantage of the opportunities we are given we could miss out on some amazing experiences and relationships. I never thought this Idaho girl would make her way down to California but I am so happy we made the decision to move here. My job gave me so much experience in such a variety of specialties. I was able to work with some amazing physicians who were willing to teach and mentor me. We traveled to so great places while we were here. We made it to San Francisco, San Diego, and the Redwoods just to mention a few. Most important we formed some priceless relationships with amazing people. Andre goes to preschool with Sharon Overholtzer. Jay and Sharon are like our family and we love them dearly. Sharon loves Andre with all her heart and it brings me so much relief knowing he is being taken care of by such a caring person. Andre keeps asking me, "Mom, will there be a Sharon in Washington?" Sharon brings Andre comfort and I wish we could pack her up and take her with us. He is really going to miss her. This is a life long friendship that we will always value. Thank you Sharon for being in our lives and loving us. We are really going to miss you and your family. I am looking forward to the future but recently I have realized I need to live for now. I have always been the kind of person who can't wait for what is next. I need to enjoy the now because I will never get it back. I thought I would post a few pictures to recap our last 2 1/2 years in California.