Per Norm’s request, I am posting an upd …
Per Norm’s request, I am posting an update. My excuse for not posting much is that I don’t get online much for social purposes. Usually it’s for school. The only way I saw Norm’s post is because I was checking for an e-mail from mom and noticed the Huelsman blog was updated. Plus, Tommy and I spend most of our days together. We do a lot of odd and end things that doesnt leave much time for the cyber world. But enough with my excuse. I don’t want to get into much detail here, but school is still going. It is different than what I am use to. We will see how it unravels. I still feel like I just moved in. I don’t feel I can call this place my home away from home just yet, even with the new church. The town I live in now is very nice, but not like Summerville. The best thing about moving and changing jobs is that I’m closer to Tommy. I hope we never have to go back to a long distance relationship. 35 minutes is so much nicer! 
chris, 
joy, 
Norm 11:03 pm on September 23, 2010 Permalink |
You know I’ve been in PGH for so long sometimes I think it would be refreshing to just pick up and leave. But I have a lot of great friends and networks I’ve gotten to know over the years.
Anyway thanks for the update. Otherwise dad was about to take over the site with his turkey photos.
dale 11:16 pm on September 23, 2010 Permalink |
Glad things are going well, daughter. It’s tough moving and changing things, but it’s a good life experience.
Hannah, is doing great. Turning into a pretty good keeper. Great sense of distribution. Her routine: School, homework, practice, homework, watch NCIS vids as she goes to sleep. Sounds like all of you guys at that age -except for the NCIS vids.
You guys are in trouble, as I take our new CoolPix cam every time I go out to the woods. Now that Hannah taught me to download it directly to the puter, you’re in double trouble! I’ll swamp the site.
carl 11:21 am on September 25, 2010 Permalink |
Ungh… lucille enough with the mushy talk. Blah.
Moving is a great thing, but Being able to call a place home is tough. Just gotta find a niche. I have this philosophy that you can’t call a place home untill you can walk around in it in complete darkness without stabbing your toe or running into things.
Lucille 4:04 pm on September 25, 2010 Permalink |
Good point Carl. In this almost middle of nowhere town, it gets pretty dark at night. When it comes time for bed, I have to switch on my faster-than-light-speed-gene from Dad that allows me to get into bed before the lights go out. Otherwise I wake up with another bruise on my leg.
joy 12:51 am on September 26, 2010 Permalink |
Carl, i think that home philosophy only works if there isn’t someone else leaving stuff lay around. And you can’t be a klutz. I lived at home for 18 years and still managed to run into the hallway wall in broad daylight. So the many night lights in our home are only partly for the kids.
I have always enjoyed moving and getting a fresh start with people, life, routines, etc. It makes starting good habits easier to start from scratch at a new location. Home will always be where the love of my life is (mushy mushy!).
By the way, the kids are doing great, Cade is reading at a fourth grade level, and Ava is stringing words together when she talks. We currently have visitors from NE and IN. 9 extra kids here and two extra moms!
I was given an iPad a few weeks ago and cant seem to be able to post on blogs. Hence the hijacking of this post!
chris 10:18 am on October 1, 2010 Permalink |
A quote from Joe Dirt, “Home is where you make it.”
chris 10:35 am on October 1, 2010 Permalink |
may be inappropriate but man that’s a funny clip. sorry just one of those days.