Well, we're officially residents of Delaware and as of this afternoon, everything has settled into a normal routine. In the span of a few days (during the drive to Delaware and after), my car and Brandon's car decided to completely fail. That was not fun! We were about 3 hours from Delaware when a belt came loose in my car and thank goodness for AAA - they towed us and tightened the belt in about 30 minutes at a cost of $30. This was all with a car full of animals, so thankfully it went quickly. Then we picked Brandon's car up from a friend's house and about a mile from her house his car died. So we had it towed to a shop and resigned ourselves to one car for the week. So finally, after all the fixing and wondering if we were in the market for a new car, we got Brandon's car back Monday and my car (after another problem) back today. Yay for two working cars!
As we acquaint ourselves with Wilmington, I have been touring and evaluating local daycares and preschools in preparation for our baby girl. I found one I love (Brandon has yet to see it) and of course there isn't an opening until June! But I'm sure it will work itself out and I have a few more places to see in the mean time. I can honestly say it is bittersweet knowing I will have to hand off my baby to others for even just a short time, but I love my job and a happy mom makes a happy child.
Brandon loves his work environment and I am adjusting to him having coffee every morning (much more "awake" than me). Thankfully our workplaces are about 5 minutes apart, so we are able to have lunch every day before I go to work and then Brandon stops by the Y to work out after work. All in all, things are relatively quiet and normal. I can't wait to meet our beautiful baby in a few short months and welcome her into our lives. I hope she knows how loved she is already!
Two working cars make for a happy Brandon
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