Gigi and Roo

Light at the end of the tunnel!

This last week was so incredibly crappy!  I can’t believe half the things that happened, half the things I heard.  Even though everything about last week sucked, things might actually be getting better.

I finally got the car situation under control, and am even going to make some money off it!  And my brother in law found tons of awesome cars for super cheap!!!  I’m also turning in my tags so I will be getting a refund on my tags and my car insurance, which is pretty cool!

My boss also finally gave me another day, so on top of not having to pay car insurance anymore, I will be making more money, and everyone knows I love money!!!! 

But the best part of this week is, My dad finally agreed that me moving away is whats best for me and for Roo.  So its official, I will be moving to Georgia in about a month and a half, maybe less.  I will stay for 1-2 weeks after Roo is born, to rest and say goodbyes, I don’t know where I will be staying yet during that time, but anyone who wants to see me or meet her before we leave will have to come to us, because I will most likely be to busy packing or tired to come to them.  So far the plan is that I will continue to stay at my fathers during this time, I know certain people may have bad feelings toward this, but I have a plan…kind of anyway, but also its the most neutral ground.  Everyone already knows where it is, its close to all my friends and family, and its where my stuff and my pets are.

So last week was terrible, but I intend to end this cycle of misery and get away from this place while I can, while things are still good.  I know some of my friends will think that this is a mistake, but after everything that happened last week, I was reminded of why I left in the first place, and why I don’t want Roo raised here.  I want her to have a life I never did.  A life where the people around her, the people she interacts with are getting along, and not making her choose a side, and not making her, the child, defend an adult family member to another adult family member.  So don’t bother trying to talk me out of it, because Georgia is our light at the end of whats been a very dark tunnel!