Change is good.

[luscinia24]

Change is good, change is good, change is good- my new mantra. EVERYTHING IS CHANGING AND I AM TRYING TO KEEP UP!! The easy part was marrying Ben, big duh but now not only do I have a new husband, I am getting a new city, new job, potentially new degree.....I have to find new things to do, places to go, hopefully some new friends. Boo. Ben is

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[angetombe]

Yay for no kids yet!! Hold out as long as you can :-)
That's great you have a job lined up. I hope you get into the masters program! And how can you say you're not adventurous when you want to go to Guatemala, Costa Rica, Hong Kong, get a degree and start a whole new life? That sounds adventurous to me!

[sachideathblade]

Rock the change, Rock Lobster!!!

[lupicinus]

I agree with Jenny! You're super adventurous! I feel overwhelmed too sometimes. But I'm (slowly) learning to just let go and trust that things work out. Expect good! It gets easier and easier, I promise. The thing that's helped me out a lot is being willing to consider any possibility or opportunity that arises. It feels safe to stick to the plan we had in mind, but a willingness to just let go and enjoy the ride makes the uncertainty a lot more fun....it begins to feel like Christmas. You don't know what's in the boxes, but you know it's going to be good! :) And I agree that Sac can feel super urban, but luckily you're close to some of the most amazing mountains! My parents live in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. I went to high school (well for one year anyway) in Grass Valley. There are so many great places to get out into the mountains without having to drive too far :) Even just going up to Auburn, there are some great trails out there (and an awesome Vietnamese place called Bo's. You must go). Have you been to Nevada City? It

[luscinia24]

You guys are all wonderful. And thanks Nikki! See, you are my guru! hehe. I wrote down all your suggestions. Can't wait for those muffins!