We like to move it, move it.
So many have asked me “How do you manage to move so often?” that I decided I’d write it down so that I would find the answers too. Newton taught us that all physical objects resist change and as humble beings we are no different. So the first phase in any move is always the denial phase . “Thou shalt not move”, is what I rant for the first week. Thankfully I have a husband who thinks differently than what I do and that always helps in getting a new perspective. And he has a knack of convincing me… always! The second phase is the pandemonium phase when there’s utter chaos in the brain. It’s hard when you have to move. It’s harder when you have to move across countries and continents and it’s still harder when you have to with your children. But the hardest part happens right here in our brains. Should we move? Should we not move? Should my husband move and we not move? Should we move, but later? Should I leave my job (again)? I hate that period of my life – my mind is ...