Dec 25th - Head to Michigan
Jan 7th - Leave for Pennslyvania
Jan 8th - Arrive in New York & check into a hotel
Jan 10th - "Report" to new duty station and move into our house
The January time table is if everything goes right and we get housing right away, which I'm really hoping that that happens.
Now, after we submit our housing application for a house in New York and my husband officially signs out of Fort Polk, we will be put on the housing waiting list. As of right now, they told me that our wait is possibly one to two months for the area we want to live in. My husband and I decided that if a house is not available by his reporting date of Jan 10th, I will stay with his family in Michigan until so. There's just no reason for the three of us to live in cramped hotel room with a dog for an unknown amount of time. Especially when my MIL loves me and would rather us move in :)
I'm terrified that I will not be properly geared for the snow - car, clothing, etc. I'm pretty sure if and while it snows in Michigan, my husband will have me out learning how to properly drive in the snow, in my car, for a good length of time each day/night. I'm actively researching online for the best clothes, jackets and boots to wear. I like to be over prepared for such occasions. I'm a planner, as noted by the fact that I made out an organized time table and posted it on my fridge.
Also, this doesn't have all the other things that I need to to do within the next few weeks. Oh no, things like change mailing address, cancel certain services, mail things, etc. was saved for another list. Ahh, there's some serious enjoyment on my end when it comes to making lists!
** Update : I've decided to link this post and cross the dates virtually like I'm completing on my fridge!
2 comments:
Haha, I'm the same way with lists! I'm totally OCD when it comes to being prepared for future events so if I know I'm going on vacation or something, I'll start making a list of everything I have to get done before then. My husband laughs at me because no matter how many lists I make I still end up forgetting the most basic of things, like my glasses which I can drive without or my purse lol.
My best friend went to college at Bryn Mawr and they have a tradition that at the end of every semester each student makes a "Done is Done" list and puts it up outside their door, checking off things are they do them. Good luck checking off all your things!
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