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You could say that Sophie has adjusted well to living at grandma's house. Or, you could say, she's livin' it up at grandmas house. Sophie roams the house, which is much bigger than anywhere else we've ever lived, like she owns the place. You'd think it'd be hard to find her, but all you have to do is follow the disasters. She's like a mini tornado, nothing is safe.
It has been a whirl wind of a month! In mid October Eli brought Sophie and I to Idaho where I was going to coach high school basketball for 3 months. Eli didn't have a job out here, so he was going to come back and forth whenever he could, meanwhile job hunting. It seemed like a great plan, until we actually had to put it in action. Two days after he had left, I was seriously re-considering my decision. By luck, chance, or maybe because it was meant to be, that same day Eli got a call from the Cache Valley Specialty Hospital to come in for an interview. So, he drove all the way back. About an hour after his interview they called to offer him the position! He seems to get every job he interviews for. . . I'm beginning to wonder what goes on during these interviews. . . . : ) Kidding. anyway, he took the position, but had to turn around and drive back to Colorado immediatelyack because he was scheduled to work in Greeley. After 3 days of work, he quit his job in Greeley, packed up a few of his things, and drove back to Idaho, again. So, now we live in Idaho. Eli is working as a nurse in the ER, and I am coaching high school girls basketball, and Sophie is tearing apart my mother's house.
You could say that Sophie has adjusted well to living at grandma's house. Or, you could say, she's livin' it up at grandmas house. Sophie roams the house, which is much bigger than anywhere else we've ever lived, like she owns the place. You'd think it'd be hard to find her, but all you have to do is follow the disasters. She's like a mini tornado, nothing is safe.
It has been a whirl wind of a month! In mid October Eli brought Sophie and I to Idaho where I was going to coach high school basketball for 3 months. Eli didn't have a job out here, so he was going to come back and forth whenever he could, meanwhile job hunting. It seemed like a great plan, until we actually had to put it in action. Two days after he had left, I was seriously re-considering my decision. By luck, chance, or maybe because it was meant to be, that same day Eli got a call from the Cache Valley Specialty Hospital to come in for an interview. So, he drove all the way back. About an hour after his interview they called to offer him the position! He seems to get every job he interviews for. . . I'm beginning to wonder what goes on during these interviews. . . . : ) Kidding. anyway, he took the position, but had to turn around and drive back to Colorado immediatelyack because he was scheduled to work in Greeley. After 3 days of work, he quit his job in Greeley, packed up a few of his things, and drove back to Idaho, again. So, now we live in Idaho. Eli is working as a nurse in the ER, and I am coaching high school girls basketball, and Sophie is tearing apart my mother's house.
