We've been a bit busy.
To say the least.
I should have some solid updates on our move in a few days, but for now another edition of the Delta Co. newsletter.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
October should slow down...
Nate's plans for the next several months are set. He will report to his unit in North Carolina no later than December 3rd, 2010. He's going to try to check-in earlier since he doesn't have a month of leave nor would he want to use it simply because they have nothing for him to do. We assume his unit will send him to the Aviation Supply Officer course that starts January 31st, 2011 in Rhode Island.
As for my plans... well I'd like to go to Rhode Island. I've never been to part of the country and I have the freedom to do it. However, it will be a logistical pain and there are several advantages to just staying put in North Carolina. So here's a list of the advantages.
Advantages of going to Rhode Island
Too many decisions to make too quickly. What to do, what to do...
As for my plans... well I'd like to go to Rhode Island. I've never been to part of the country and I have the freedom to do it. However, it will be a logistical pain and there are several advantages to just staying put in North Carolina. So here's a list of the advantages.
Advantages of going to Rhode Island
- Being with my husband
- Experiencing the Northeast
- Not having to decide right now if we want to rent/buy in NC
- No pressure of wanting to find the perfect long term home in just a few weeks
- Able to settle into and get connected to a new church/community
- Won't have to deal with long term storage
- Won't have to find a furnished apartment that accepts pets for our move in a few weeks
- Won't have to find the same housing arrangement in Rhode Island (though I'll have more time to look)
- Cheaper (assuming Nate lives on base in Rhode Island)
Too many decisions to make too quickly. What to do, what to do...
Monday, October 4, 2010
In case you haven't heard...
We've received some great news over the past few weeks!
We finally found out Nate's MOS! He's going to be doing aviation supply, which was his second choice so we're pretty excited.
We also found out our duty station! Nate's going to be part of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron (MALS) 29 at New River Air Station in Jacksonville, NC! I'm excited to be staying close to home (at least comparably), baby steps. And Nate, we'll he would have preferred to go further and live somewhere new, but he's excited about the benefits of still living near friends and family.
We're still not sure when all the moving will take place so stay tuned. His MOS school starts Jan. 31st in Rhode Island. He could be sent there immediately after TBS or he could be sent to his unit in NC for on the job training until he goes up for training. Hopefully we'll have a better idea in a few weeks so we can figure out our living situation. We're excited for this next stage of our journey in the Marine Corps and are looking forward to TBS graduation! 31 days!
We finally found out Nate's MOS! He's going to be doing aviation supply, which was his second choice so we're pretty excited.
We also found out our duty station! Nate's going to be part of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron (MALS) 29 at New River Air Station in Jacksonville, NC! I'm excited to be staying close to home (at least comparably), baby steps. And Nate, we'll he would have preferred to go further and live somewhere new, but he's excited about the benefits of still living near friends and family.
We're still not sure when all the moving will take place so stay tuned. His MOS school starts Jan. 31st in Rhode Island. He could be sent there immediately after TBS or he could be sent to his unit in NC for on the job training until he goes up for training. Hopefully we'll have a better idea in a few weeks so we can figure out our living situation. We're excited for this next stage of our journey in the Marine Corps and are looking forward to TBS graduation! 31 days!
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