of the whole two we’ve actually done
As far as PCS’s go this one was smooth as butter! The only thing we’re waiting on is the car and I’m almost afraid to speak too soon incase something goes wrong with that…
As far as PCS’s go this one was smooth as butter! The only thing we’re waiting on is the car and I’m almost afraid to speak too soon incase something goes wrong with that…
As we’ve prepared for this PCS and I look back at our first, I’m pleased that this one has been so easy (at least on my emotions) especially with the added “stress” of pregnancy. I don’t know if I’m lucky or just that experience has lessened the stress , but between my pregnancy and this PCS, I can’t say which has been easier.
I have three day left in America. Tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday. THREE! So much has been happening over the past week that it’s hard to keep up or even remember, but I’ll try…
I feel like I’m in a dream; numb, surreal, and discombobulated. Everything has happened so quickly in the past two weeks, that it just seems to blur together the way a dream does once you awake.
Oh. My. God. This is so stressful! Just when you think you’ve got your shit together you get slapped in the face with… MORE SHIT!
With the army, you spend a whole lot of time waiting for the paperwork you need to do something, then, when you finally get it, you rush around trying to get everything done to move on to the next step. I’m a planner. I like to know what’s coming and the steps I need to take to get there, and not knowing when I’m moving has been EXTREEMLY stressful.