So, we were four weeks into P90X when our lives were flipped upside down by the house sale and move. It has been a crazy few weeks and although I am not wanting to get back on the wagon, I hear my body screaming at me--telling me to get off my big tooshy. I have my "skinny jeans" hanging on the door (a helpful tip from my pal Ali) and I'm ready to go. Tomorrow will be day 1 of my 53 day plan to eat healthfully and exercise. Yippee!! Jessica and Nate's wedding is just around the corner, so it seemed like a good marking point. I can hold off on eating the bag of mini cadbury eggs sitting in my cupboard until the April 26th at which point I will most likely eat the whole bag (Chris leaves for his year long deployment and I will be off on my 365 day journey of single parenthood with no family supports nearby--thank God for friends and family that will fly here at the ring of a phone!). Anyway, I've spent some time thinking about this tour at Hanscom and things I'd do differently. One being, my regret for not forming relationships with military wives. I love my friends. I love love love my friends and thankfully, I can honestly say that I have some great ones here---Ali, Michelle (love you guys), but I do feel badly that I haven't any friends who can relate to our lifestyle and the struggle of deployments, etc. (That being said, Hanscom is a really strange base with not many military personnel, SO the opportunities may have been pretty limited had I been more open to the idea.) Through this searching the past week or so, I have come across a couple of military wife blogs that until now, I've lurked upon incognito!! Anyway, Casey at everchanginglife.com has started "Movin' in March." This just may be the kick in the pants that I need AND give me a connection to some of those military wives that I've been looking for. Here we go again....P90x and pain. Bring it!!
So, we are still roughing it in our amazingly, wonderfully fabulous, new house. That means, air mattresses in our living room. Fun. The girls love it, Chris and I not so much ;) Anyway, the close proximity means Chris and I get to eavesdrop on some very tender moments. They seriously bring tears to my eyes. How did we get so lucky to have them as our children??? Here's one example. Claire--"Mya, can we snuggle?" Mya--"sure." Claire--"don't let go." Mya--"No, I'll just wait until you are sleeping." Claire--"No, you wait until the middle of the night." Mya--"Okay, I'll wait until the middle of the night." Then we hear lips smacking. So cute. I won't share the meltdown that occured moments before this sweetness ;) Life isn't always rosey, now is it? Ha! In other news..we get internet today and our furniture/things tomorrow! That means 1 more night of "roughing it!" Yippee!

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Making mil spouse friends is SO important, especially for dealing with deployment. Overseas, it's easier to do since we all need each other, but I think it is just as important stateside. Always good to have friends who understand!
I am so excited to see you guys...we are gonna have some fun..thanks for all your help your awesome!
Love ya,
J