Country Lesson #7 – You Just Can’t Escape the Country –After
almost two years, Josh and I are moving back to Louisville, but country living
will always be a huge part of Josh and now, both fortunately and unfortunately,
a huge part of me. There are great job
opportunities for us there and I’ll get to be closer to my family, friends, and
my first niece in July. There were many
days that I could not wait for this day to happen; however, it is very
bittersweet. While Josh and I are going
to live in the city of Louisville right now, we’re already looking for land
outside of Louisville and builders in the area.
I love that Josh is a country
boy, although he didn’t love last week we he thought he was dressed fancy for
work in his boots and Tractor Supply flannel shirt and two of his co-workers
told him he looked like Larry the Cable Guy. J
I’m more than a little nervous about Marigold’s transition into a city living
and all of the noises, animals, smells, and people that come along with that;
however, Mari, just like Josh, will forever have the country inside of
her. I am very thankful that I’ll never
be able to escape it and look forward to owning my own smaller piece of the
country, in the not quite so rural country, in the near future. More will follow, as I’ll forever be figuring
out the mix between the two. Country
Lesson #7 – You’ll never be the same once you have experienced country.
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