I have always had a hard time letting go of things. If we are selling something I am usually "interviewing" the prospective buyer as much as they are looking over whatever we may be selling. This problem of mine usually ends by Brian saying something like, "Sell that horse already! I don't care to who, just sell it!"Or another example, me telling the man who bought our Ford, "If it were up to me you wouldn't be buying this truck." Now that you have a little insight into the strange behavior I am prone to....I think I am having a bit of a hard time letting go of Washington. It has been really awesome getting to know all of the wonderful people we have met here. (Or hanging out with the great friends we already had). I know Hudson is really going to miss all of the little friends he has been able to spend so much time with.
On the other hand it is going to be so nice to be home and settled, something it hasn't seemed like we've been in a while. I am also super excited to be back at our church and with our church family in Utah. It sounds like God has been working through this small and growing congregation and reaching unbelievers. This is so exciting and we can't wait to get back and be a part of it again.
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Your family here in UT are all waiting anxiously for your return. :)
Jocelyn, I totally understand how hard it is to let go of things. It's okay if you cry a little and are sad!
I am so happy you are coming back! As far as getting rid of things....it took me 5 years to be able to park in my garage before Jeremy just started throwing stuff on the truck :)
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