Visiting my new home

Well what can I say really? Richland WA really isn't all that much, you really have to put all of the tri-cities area together to make it a town. I think for my wife and I it will work, I just think we both seriously have jitters about moving to the point that last night we were on a walk (back here at home) and we both started getting very edgy walking past the strawberry fields. Truth is we are really going to miss this place, Richland is dry, somewhat void of what we would consider young person community life, and it's not here. The funny thing is there is a lot of things for young kids to do in Richland, I think people our age get bored and have kids, and there are a ton of dentist, what's that all about? Visiting made us realize how good of an idea it was to rent rather than buy a place, I got to be honest at this point both of us are thinking we'll be there for a year or two and then come back.

I'm still really scared about what I will do up in Richland, Katy thinks I should just get a part time job at a hardware store or something. I think that may be a good idea but I also know from my experience with the brew store last summer that I don't really like retail. I'm thinking yard maintenance could be better, but I'm also worried about how I'll look not really doing something professional. At this point it's good that I don't have a job as there is a lot to do, but since we didn't buy a house I'm going to have to find something to do within a couple of months otherwise I'll probably go crazy. Luckly the house we are renting has a workshop so I should be able to take my woodworing tools with me. Ugh sometimes I like the uncertainty of the future othertimes I don't.