So Much To Say...Too Many missed Blogging opportunities

Since the last post I thought I should clear the air. We did get moved to Granite Falls, MN. In fact we are both living under the same roof now too. It was hairy for a bit with Jos still working at NYL Insurance in the cities and I was here in GF teaching. I learned a lot about myself, long-distance marriage relationships (I don't know how some people can do that,) and that there isn't a disc golf course within a half an hour of this place.

We are settled in a nice rental house in a quiet neighborhood...well besides the kids next door that rip-stick, skateboard, bike ride, and leave their trash out in the yard only for it to blow over the fence and into our yard. Don't get me wrong...I love kids..infact I will probably teach those kids in 2 or 3 years. But how hard is it to put your giant dog food bag (that can fit a small child inside) in the big blue rubish recepticle that is next to your house. I'm ranting again...shoot.

Ok back on track. Yea we are all moved in and slowly adjusting to small town life. I'm liking it, Jos tolerates it. She is continuing to look for employment around here applying to any office job that appears in the area newspapers or weekend flyers. When not applying for jobs, she enjoys hanging out with her sister and being around the house.

I have survived the first nine weeks of school and am already looking forward to the Thanksgiving break that is only 8 days away now. This weekend YME put on the musical "Anything Goes" and I helped out by using technical skills (sound & lights) to make the weekend a success. The students were great and it was a good time had by all. Especially partaking in the after "non-highschool students" cast party. Jos was able to meet some of the teachers that I work with and was glad to put names with faces. They are a fun bunch of people.

Well I hope this is the start of a few more reoccurring blog posts in the near future. I leave you with one of my favorite lines from the musical this weekend.

"Just remember...it's always darkest just before you turn on the lights."