The Only Constant is Change

We've had a lot of updates lately, and I decided to kind of split things up with different posts, so sorry there are four new posts. Most of the news will be old news for most of you, so you can just skip past those. They are also just updates, no pictures. Sorry! It's pathetic how few pictures I have taken this year, and it's my goal every week to take pictures, but I get involved in other things.

So... Josh and I were finally starting to feel settled. We closed on our house, and were mostly moved in, expecting a baby, Josh had gotten a couple promotions at work, and of course, as soon as you start making plans, life takes over. On July 7th, exactly one week to the day that we closed on our house, Josh had a conference call at work saying that his company is closing. (Luckily he didn't call me until he had more information, or I would have freaked out.) When he told me, I thought it was either a cruel joke, or we had really ignored a lot of signs saying that we shouldn't buy a house. It's actually just the branch of Wells Fargo that Josh works for is closing, but they are relocating any employees who aren't management. So rather than working for Wells Fargo Financial, Josh is going to work for the bank as a personal banker.

I'm hoping that this was all just a huge blessing in disguise because from the looks of it, his commute to work will be cut in half, his salary will be the same, and he has been debating for a while whether he should switch to the banking division or not. So maybe this was just the kick in the pants that he needed.