Faithful Red Wagon!

As many of you had read, I have been traveling the states of Michigan and Ohio for two weeks. This trip consisted of turnpikes, corn as far as the eye can see, thin walled hotels, corn beef sandwiches and a tour of scary Detroit! I have never visited this portion of the United States and honestly, I truly enjoyed it! Everyone had funny accents and sometimes I felt I was on The Jersey Shore rather than in the suburbs of Detroit but it still ended up being a nice trip! I must send some love to my faithful red wagon. National rental car service gifted me with a vehicle that has blind sides that lasted miles. Not only was the navigation system out of date, causing me to get lost often, but my wagon sometimes shock when I reached speeds over 60. Maybe this was a good this because it made it impossible to get a speeding ticket which I am confident my manager would not be pleased if I returned from this trip with on. So thank you again Red Wagon for the memories!

The trip is over and now I am entering into the most stressful week of this job. I have a presentation tomorrow then oral exams Wednesday and Thursday. I must pass everything to insure I will continue having a job. Can we please say "Pressure is On"? It is honestly ok because after this week, it will mean I am VERY close to finding the location of my new home. So I am being to see the light at the end of the tunnel, the sun is setting on this chapter of my life, the clock is winding down, the race is nearly over and any other saying that delivers the message that I am nearly done. Well to be honest, I am excited and VERY ready! So here we go, hopefully in 2ish.... weeks I will know my final destination. I know the Lord will place me in a perfect plan and I can't believe it is already time to shed some light on this unknown factor I have been living with for over a year (since I look the job). The Lord is so good and faithful! I never thought I'd survive but looks like he gives me more strength than I ever imagined!!

Until next time