Back to being a Main Line Nanny

So it is official the family I work for is moving to the Main Line. After months of looking at houses my work family has found the house of there dreams. It has been stressful the last few weeks as negation went back and forth but finally came to an agreement. From the pictures the house looks very nice it is a small 4,000 square feet 5 bedroom and 3 bath home. The location is great it's near a local elementary school and close to Philadelphia. I am excited for the family to move but will greatly miss working in the city. My commute is about to get long again but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. By September I hopefully will be cutting my work week from 5 day to 3 days. Keep your fingers crossed on that one!

Welcom Spring!

I am so happy it is the first day of spring! We have had a long cold winter and I am ready for the warm weather. As I headed off to work today it was snowing but now the sun is out and the snow is long gone. It is still chilly but this tree gives me hope that spring is really here!

I think I am on a emotional roller coaster?

I feel like I am on a emotional roller coaster. So for the last 2 years Matt and I have been riding a emotional roller coaster that shows now signs of stopping soon. Right after we got engaged in August of 2006 Matt had some blood work done that didn't come back normal. No big deal with thought it was due to a illness but turns out it wasn't. With a few more test the doctors determined it might be a benign genetic disease. So for a while we have been thinking nothing of it. But then a few weeks ago Matt unfortunately had a exposure to dirty needle at work and has had to have more blood work done. He was refereed to a specialist who has ruled out the benign genetic disease and now Matt has to go in to see a hematology specialist to find out what is going on. We are both scared and numb from both the needle exposure and the unknown that is causing abnormal labs. We are both staying positive and looking to God to help us through this tough time. We know God has a plan for our life it just hard sometimes to see it. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers.

This is a sensitive subject in our house and I not even sure if Matt is ok with me writing this post but I think it is important to have the support of our family and friends through this time of unknowns.