When we moved to Florida, Matt's main goal was to work as an Internal Wholesaler for a couple of years and then apply for an External Wholesaling position. We had no idea what regions of the country would open up for this position. We moved to Florida because that is where we felt like God was leading us, so we figured He would work out the rest when the time was right. My biggest fear? Well, I had total confidence that Matt would be able to achieve his goal. But, my biggest worry was that we would end up moving to a random city that felt totally foreign to me...with no family around...and, my husband travelling during the week while I stay at home with our infant. This fear haunted me. But, I was finally able to surrender it to the Lord and trust Matt that he wouldn't lead our family some place we shouldn't go. After all, moving to Florida was a pretty drastic change for us and God provided for all of our needs--not only that, but we have really enjoyed our time here too!
All that to say, we are very thankful we get to move to Ohio. It's in the Midwest, where we want to raise our family, and it's in driving distance to both of our families. (We will be living equidistant from both families!). We will still be moving to a new city and won't have family in our town. So, yes, there will be some challenges and room for adjustment too. But, I suppose that is the case with any big move!
| I had no role in giving the Ohio State paci to Quinn. If you have concerns please take them up with Matt! |
There is plenty to worry about, but I am so over worrying. We are just trusting that the Lord will work out all of the details, and are excited for this new chapter! Oh, and Christmas? Yeah, the timing could be a little better. Between Quinn teething and this move, I have been very distracted. It doesn't quite feel like Christmas time to me. We will be visiting my family next week, so I am banking on that trip to get me in the Christmas spirit (ie. my mother's traditional tin filled with a wild assortment of baked goods, seeing friends and family, going to the Nutcracker, Christmas Eve and Day with my family, snow, hmmm--I'm sure there will be more!)

Love this explanation of the process of your lives and how you are trusting God with every step. We women tend to look ahead too far and worry about all the "possibilities". But God keeps reminding me to take each day as it comes and He really does make everything all right, if not, downright, wonderful! As many times as I've seen the picture of Quinn with the paci, I had no idea it was an Ohio State paci! How funny!! :)
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