Friday, December 19, 2008
Another application
I put in my application at the Milan and Berlin Heights libraries. Both of them are hiring (one part-time, one full time). We'll see how it turns out.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Chirstmas rrr Nothing....

As many of you no doubt know I(Marshall) work at Macy's a Department store celebrating it's 150 birthday. But one thing struck me as a bit odd. If Macy's has been around for 150 years, a clear sign of having had some measurable amount of success. Why are they playing Politically Correct Christmas songs, did I miss something is or is not Christmas about the birth of Jesus Christ. It seems logical to me that is you acknowledge the existence of Christmas, shouldn't you also acknowledge the existence of Christ; or is that asking to much. Why is it so hard for people to acknowledge the existence of Jesus Christ. Seriously, why are you celebrating Christmas, if you don't celebrate Christ? Is there some magic "winter holiday" where we all exchange gifts? Why is there not a summer holiday where we can exchange gift, what about fall or spring? What makes winter different if there is no Christmas?
I just don't get it? Play a Christmas carol, instead of "I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus" . Either Christ existed and that should be celebrated or we celebrate nothing....
Friday, November 28, 2008
The Job
So, I didn't get the job at Firelands College. After waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting I finally got a letter in the mail today saying that they had hired someone and it wasn't me. I kind of had a feeling that was going to happen since it has taken so long for them to get back to me. I guess God has something else in mind for me. Thank you for those of you who have prayed for me, I appreciate it.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Snow
Friday, November 14, 2008
Not much of a day off
Why is it that on my "days off" I end up working harder then I do at work?
Take today for example, Marshall's grandfather is making his way to Florida and wants to stay with us for a couple of days. I love having people here, so that's not the issue. The issue is that I feel the need to make sure that my house is clean when we have company here (especially those spending the night). So I'll spend all day cleaning my house and cooking for the weekend, which is more physical work then I do in a week between my two jobs.
I guess in the end it's not a big deal because I'm at home (which I LOVE) and my house ends up cleaner then it was (wish it could stay that way!).
Take today for example, Marshall's grandfather is making his way to Florida and wants to stay with us for a couple of days. I love having people here, so that's not the issue. The issue is that I feel the need to make sure that my house is clean when we have company here (especially those spending the night). So I'll spend all day cleaning my house and cooking for the weekend, which is more physical work then I do in a week between my two jobs.
I guess in the end it's not a big deal because I'm at home (which I LOVE) and my house ends up cleaner then it was (wish it could stay that way!).
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
How is God working in you?
For those of you who are interested, I haven't heard anything about the job at BGSU that I interviewed for last month. Don't know if that's a good or bad thing. Just trying to wait patiently until I hear.
On a different note, a couple/few weeks ago my supervisor came in my office and said that she had bad news. I thought, "I really hope I'm not losing my job." Thankfully, she didn't say that. She did, however, say that HR has cut off paying intermittent employees holiday pay. It was kind of a fluke that I was getting it anyway. In general intermittent's don't get this benefit, but ODNR is one of the only Department's that were authorized to pay it. Well, not anymore. The State is cutting the budget in just about every area as well as laying people off, so this did not come as a suprise to me. When I didn't get mad or upset about this news, she was very suprised and said, "Wow! You took that really well. If it were me I'd be really mad." Now, I'm not writing this to elevate myself in any way. I'm saying it because it shows how the power of God works in your life. I knew that whatever news came out of her mouth couldn't be that bad. Yeah, I'm a little disappointed and it inconveniences me because I have to come in on a different day to make up those hours, but overall it's not that big of a deal. In response to her shock I simply said "Well, I can't do anything about it so why get upset about it?" If God was not a part of my life I'm sure my response would have been the same as her's, but because of Him I can honestly say that I'm fine with it and He can have the glory because of it.
On a different note, a couple/few weeks ago my supervisor came in my office and said that she had bad news. I thought, "I really hope I'm not losing my job." Thankfully, she didn't say that. She did, however, say that HR has cut off paying intermittent employees holiday pay. It was kind of a fluke that I was getting it anyway. In general intermittent's don't get this benefit, but ODNR is one of the only Department's that were authorized to pay it. Well, not anymore. The State is cutting the budget in just about every area as well as laying people off, so this did not come as a suprise to me. When I didn't get mad or upset about this news, she was very suprised and said, "Wow! You took that really well. If it were me I'd be really mad." Now, I'm not writing this to elevate myself in any way. I'm saying it because it shows how the power of God works in your life. I knew that whatever news came out of her mouth couldn't be that bad. Yeah, I'm a little disappointed and it inconveniences me because I have to come in on a different day to make up those hours, but overall it's not that big of a deal. In response to her shock I simply said "Well, I can't do anything about it so why get upset about it?" If God was not a part of my life I'm sure my response would have been the same as her's, but because of Him I can honestly say that I'm fine with it and He can have the glory because of it.
Monday, October 13, 2008
Job Interview
So I had my job interview at BGSU Firelands today. I think it went pretty well. I was pretty nervous this morning. As the time grew closer I got more and more nervous. On my way there I popped a CD in the player and started singing just to get my mind off of my nervousness.
I got there a little early, but Deb came out right away to meet me in the lobby. There were some papers to fill out, so I did that and wasn't nervous that point. However, when I was done with the paperwork and walked in the interview room I became a little more nervous. There were 4 people interviewing me (which I had prepared myself in advance for). Please don't ask me the names of the other 3 interviewers because I don't remember. Anyway, they had a whole list of questions for me to answer and took turns asking them. I'm so thankful that my dad called me earlier in the morning to ask if I had prepared for the interview because if I hadn't prepared myself I would have totally bombed~I just know it! THANK YOU, DAD! I spent a good 1.5 to 2 hours going over the job description and comparing my experience to what they were looking for. It was amazing how easy it was to answer the experience/situation questions when you have the answer fresh in your mind. Can you tell how long I've been out of school??? Once I got in there and was answering questions I wasn't so nervous (it always happens that way), and I think I did pretty well. The thing that concerns me is that I don't have enough PeopleSoft database education/experience. That could really hurt me at this point depending on the experience of the other candidates. But I can't worry about that right now. I've done what I needed to do, I've put myself out there, and took a chance. I'm so thankful that it's always been God's hands!
They told me that they should have a decision by Wednesday afternoon, but because of the paperwork they have to send to Main Campus they may not be able to tell me for a couple of weeks. I'll keep you updated~keep praying I guess!
Anyway, I just want to say "THANK YOU" for praying for me today. I could feel it!
I got there a little early, but Deb came out right away to meet me in the lobby. There were some papers to fill out, so I did that and wasn't nervous that point. However, when I was done with the paperwork and walked in the interview room I became a little more nervous. There were 4 people interviewing me (which I had prepared myself in advance for). Please don't ask me the names of the other 3 interviewers because I don't remember. Anyway, they had a whole list of questions for me to answer and took turns asking them. I'm so thankful that my dad called me earlier in the morning to ask if I had prepared for the interview because if I hadn't prepared myself I would have totally bombed~I just know it! THANK YOU, DAD! I spent a good 1.5 to 2 hours going over the job description and comparing my experience to what they were looking for. It was amazing how easy it was to answer the experience/situation questions when you have the answer fresh in your mind. Can you tell how long I've been out of school??? Once I got in there and was answering questions I wasn't so nervous (it always happens that way), and I think I did pretty well. The thing that concerns me is that I don't have enough PeopleSoft database education/experience. That could really hurt me at this point depending on the experience of the other candidates. But I can't worry about that right now. I've done what I needed to do, I've put myself out there, and took a chance. I'm so thankful that it's always been God's hands!
They told me that they should have a decision by Wednesday afternoon, but because of the paperwork they have to send to Main Campus they may not be able to tell me for a couple of weeks. I'll keep you updated~keep praying I guess!
Anyway, I just want to say "THANK YOU" for praying for me today. I could feel it!
Monday, September 22, 2008
My Flickr
just wanted to let everyone know about my Flickr, I'll try to update it regularly. I'm still in the process of getting my sets set up and uploading pics in general.
So bear with me.
Marshall's Flickr
So bear with me.
Marshall's Flickr
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
So Long
I can't believe it's been a month since either of us have posted on here. I guess we've been busy or something.
I don't have to work at the Rec until 4 today, but I'm going to leave early so that I can walk the track. I'm hoping to walk for an hour, but we'll see. It's been a long time since I've done anything physical so I'm sure I'm going to be hurting, but I really need to get out there again.
I've not been feeling like myself lately which is probably why I haven't been on here in so long. I've felt better the last couple of days, and am praying that God will continue to change my heart and attitude so that I don't feel so bad anymore.
I don't have to work at the Rec until 4 today, but I'm going to leave early so that I can walk the track. I'm hoping to walk for an hour, but we'll see. It's been a long time since I've done anything physical so I'm sure I'm going to be hurting, but I really need to get out there again.
I've not been feeling like myself lately which is probably why I haven't been on here in so long. I've felt better the last couple of days, and am praying that God will continue to change my heart and attitude so that I don't feel so bad anymore.
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Just curious
To the person who voted in our poll~ We'd like to know why you don't think it's wise for us to move to Gainesville. Comment us on this blog~you don't have to leave your name if you don't want. If anyone else has a reason why we should or shouldn't move we like to hear them as well. Like I've said before~this is a huge move for us/me (Katie), and need all the wisdom/advice we can get. Can't wait to hear from you!
Friday, August 1, 2008
Bills. Money. Sad.
Just wanted to ask you to pray for us. We received a letter regarding the claim we filed with the Sandusky Mall. Their insurance company didn't find them liable for Marshall falling in their parking lot earlier this year (even though he slipped on ice). So that means that we have to pay for all the medical bills that have been stacking up. We don't have the money for this. Please pray that we'll know what to do (if anything), and that God will provide. A couple of our other monthly bills will be going up next month and we're not making any more money to pay for the additional expenses. I'm getting frustrated, and as I write am beginning to cry because I don't want to struggle like this anymore. Why do things have to be so hard?
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Ah Ha Moment
I had an "ah ha" moment this evening. Anyone who knows us very well knows that we've had a lot of ups and downs with our finances. Seems like there have been more downs then ups, but that's not the point of this blog.
I was talking to God this evening about why I worry so much about our bank account balance. God spoke to my heart that my fear isn't that God won't provide (I know He will provide because He has before) my fear is in myself. My fear is that I will make a mistake with what we have been given. A couple of years ago I made a STUPID purchase. I mean the largest (not including our vehicle), dumbest purchase I've ever made. I felt instantly guilty for making that purchase, and I don't know if I've really forgiven myself. I've just tried to forget about it and move on.
Lately I've been feeling panicky about buying groceries and things we actually need. I'm driving myself crazy every time I go to pay our bills. Trying to figure out what we can cut out or cut back on. We have two ministry oriented things that we support every month (not including tithe). Just yesterday the thought ran through my mind that I need to stop feeling guilty and just drop those things and free up about $50 a month to put toward paying down our debt. But God very obviously and very physically told me that that's not what we need to cut out. When I got home from work there were letters in the mail from both of the people we support. That can't be ironic that has to be God!
Please pray for me that I can get over this fear and that we will make better decisions with what God gives us. We have some big decisions coming up, and I think that we need to start making better decisions with what we have now so that we can make better decisions later.
I was talking to God this evening about why I worry so much about our bank account balance. God spoke to my heart that my fear isn't that God won't provide (I know He will provide because He has before) my fear is in myself. My fear is that I will make a mistake with what we have been given. A couple of years ago I made a STUPID purchase. I mean the largest (not including our vehicle), dumbest purchase I've ever made. I felt instantly guilty for making that purchase, and I don't know if I've really forgiven myself. I've just tried to forget about it and move on.
Lately I've been feeling panicky about buying groceries and things we actually need. I'm driving myself crazy every time I go to pay our bills. Trying to figure out what we can cut out or cut back on. We have two ministry oriented things that we support every month (not including tithe). Just yesterday the thought ran through my mind that I need to stop feeling guilty and just drop those things and free up about $50 a month to put toward paying down our debt. But God very obviously and very physically told me that that's not what we need to cut out. When I got home from work there were letters in the mail from both of the people we support. That can't be ironic that has to be God!
Please pray for me that I can get over this fear and that we will make better decisions with what God gives us. We have some big decisions coming up, and I think that we need to start making better decisions with what we have now so that we can make better decisions later.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Haircut. Finally!
For those of you who haven't seen Marshall in awhile, his hair has gotten a little out of control. Well, he finally let me cut it (he helped a little). I had to cut the majority of it off with scissors, then he looked like a cancer patient.
Progression of haircut (June 28, 2008)...
BEFORE
Progression of haircut (June 28, 2008)...
BEFORE
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It's just got some test photos I uploaded by we will add more.
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It's just got some test photos I uploaded by we will add more.
And if you're on twitter just search for Marshall Cade on twitter.com
Saturday, June 28, 2008
I long for a simplier time....1953

For a long time now, I have been fascinated with the idea of living my life in one solitary year, why, you ask? Because I think it would be neat, 1953 is a year which has always held much interest for me. I don't know why exactly, but I have long fantasized about living in 1953, no real special reason; I just want to live in 1953. I wasn't alive in 1953, I wasn't born till 25 years later, but I just think it would be amazing, if I could leave today, 2008 and go back to 1953. Taking nothing with me, leaving everything here, just so that I could start anew.
Now I know that the actual 1953 is probably much different then what I'm picturing in my head as I compose this but, seriously who wants to pay 4 dollars a gallon for gas, not me. There are enough things about today that drive me nutty, and believe me if you gave me the choice to stay here or go back to oh say 1953, I think I'd choose 1953.
Yes, I not that 1953 had it's problems like the fact that Joesph Stalin was still alive and that there was still segregation in the south. But there were also no computers, no internet, no cell phones, and no video games. Anyone who knows my well knows that I love my computer, internet and video games, but I think it would be well worth for me to give them up, if I could escape the today's new media, the rapists and the just plan old bad people there are in this world.
I know 1953 was not great or anything like that, but it's gotta be better that most of the stuff we put up with in today's world.
Sunday, June 22, 2008
What were you doing two years ago today?
I remember very well what I was doing. Two years ago today my parents house flooded. Can you believe that it has been two years ago!? What a crazy day that was! When I have more time I'll write about that, but today I just wanted to write a little something as a reminder.
My mom refers to this day as an Ebenezer day. I went to www.bible.com and looked up Ebenezer. This is the verse/s that are pertinent to what she means:
1 Samuel 7:12:
My mom refers to this day as an Ebenezer day. I went to www.bible.com and looked up Ebenezer. This is the verse/s that are pertinent to what she means:
1 Samuel 7:12:
10 -12 While Samuel was offering the sacrifice, the Philistines came within range to fight Israel. Just then
Thank you
Just want to say thank you to those of you who read our blog, and let us know. I know life is crazy hectic for most of us, and you taking the time to check in on us is much appreciated.
I'm so glad that this week is over, and that I'm starting a new schedule. I worked 58 hours for each of the last two weeks. Yes, I said 58 hours. I'm so looking forward to having some free time. :) Needless to say I'm not going anywhere on Tuesday. I told Mar that I'm only going to do what I want on Tuesday, nothing else! So if I feel like watching TV all day...that's what I'm going to do!
A couple of things to praise God for:
- Getting through the last two weeks!
- Possible job opportunity!
- Notice that the VA is going to pay for Mar's school this summer, and that the payment is nearly twice what we need to pay the bill!
- Mar's dad getting through emergency kidney surgery, and not having to be on dialysis.
Things to pray for:
- Either another part-time job for me (even though I need a break, we also need money) or find a full-time job.
- That Mar will do well in his classes.
- Mar's dad, Greg ~ healing for his kidneys. He's lost a lot of weight, is in pain at times, and hasn't been eating/being able to keep anything down.
Thanks, Friends!
I'm so glad that this week is over, and that I'm starting a new schedule. I worked 58 hours for each of the last two weeks. Yes, I said 58 hours. I'm so looking forward to having some free time. :) Needless to say I'm not going anywhere on Tuesday. I told Mar that I'm only going to do what I want on Tuesday, nothing else! So if I feel like watching TV all day...that's what I'm going to do!
A couple of things to praise God for:
- Getting through the last two weeks!
- Possible job opportunity!
- Notice that the VA is going to pay for Mar's school this summer, and that the payment is nearly twice what we need to pay the bill!
- Mar's dad getting through emergency kidney surgery, and not having to be on dialysis.
Things to pray for:
- Either another part-time job for me (even though I need a break, we also need money) or find a full-time job.
- That Mar will do well in his classes.
- Mar's dad, Greg ~ healing for his kidneys. He's lost a lot of weight, is in pain at times, and hasn't been eating/being able to keep anything down.
Thanks, Friends!
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
I'm nervous
I'm working like crazy right now. Between this week and next, I'll have worked about 108 hours. It'll be a nice check, but the week after that I go back to working part-time. It will be nice to have more time off, but I'm getting nervous about how we're going to pay our bills. I've been looking in the paper everyday for something that might work, but haven't had much luck. A couple of months ago I submitted an application for an additional part-time job, but two days after I submitted the application I got a letter in the mail saying that they had filled the position. I have a feeling that someone had an "in".
I know I need to be relying on God more for the money we need to pay our bills. It's funny how He works. The last two weeks He has confirmed that He's in control, yet I still have moments where I panic. Two weeks ago I was worried about paying our rent. That day I got home from work, and there was the rent check sitting on the table. This week I was worrying about paying our bills in general. That same day I got home from work, and Marshall said that his GI Bill money was approved and is almost twice what we expected for this semester. How awesome is that?!
Please pray that I will be able to give this specific thing over to Him every time I start to panic.
I know I need to be relying on God more for the money we need to pay our bills. It's funny how He works. The last two weeks He has confirmed that He's in control, yet I still have moments where I panic. Two weeks ago I was worried about paying our rent. That day I got home from work, and there was the rent check sitting on the table. This week I was worrying about paying our bills in general. That same day I got home from work, and Marshall said that his GI Bill money was approved and is almost twice what we expected for this semester. How awesome is that?!
Please pray that I will be able to give this specific thing over to Him every time I start to panic.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
I'm sick of the cold!

So . . . it is cold here in Ohio, and I'm sick of it!
Marshall and I were in Florida last week at this time, and I have to say that I wish we were back there right now. We had a great, relaxing time while we were gone. We got to see a lot of family. I'll write more about our trip later. We were suppose to come back on Monday, but our flight was canceled due to maintenance. Delta put us up in a hotel and gave us food vouchers since we didn't end up leaving until early Tuesday morning. The closer we got to OH the colder it got. Yuck! I'm ready for it to be warm!!!
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Long Hours
The past 2 weeks I've worked over 46 hours both weeks, so needless to say I've been exhausted. The frustrating part is that in order for me to use the majority of my 1,000 hours before the end of June, I have to work over 46 hours every week from now until June 20th.
After I get home from work (which isn't any earlier then 5:30), fix dinner, and eat I'm ready for bed. Our house is a mess, laundry is done but not folded, the majority of junk I moved prior to our bathroom being remodeled is still sitting on the dining room table and floor, the stuff I tried organizing upstairs is still sitting out (which doesn't bother me as much because I don't have to look at it if I don't want to). I'm tired of seeing this stuff, but I've no energy or time to put it away. I keep thinking when I go back down to part time I'll be able to get it done, but that won't be until the end of JUNE. I can't wait that long. I need a weekend where I don't have to work or AngelFood or church commitments so that I can put this house back together. I feel like everything else in my life is getting my 100% except my husband and our life. I can't stand it because my heart is in my home. Everyday I leave at 7am I can't WAIT to get home. It makes it really hard to leave every day.
Please pray for me. I need a break. We're going to Florida in 18 days, and it can't come soon enough! However, I know I won't want to come home because I'll be coming back to working 46+ hours weeks. RRRrrrrrr!!!! Lord, please help me!
After I get home from work (which isn't any earlier then 5:30), fix dinner, and eat I'm ready for bed. Our house is a mess, laundry is done but not folded, the majority of junk I moved prior to our bathroom being remodeled is still sitting on the dining room table and floor, the stuff I tried organizing upstairs is still sitting out (which doesn't bother me as much because I don't have to look at it if I don't want to). I'm tired of seeing this stuff, but I've no energy or time to put it away. I keep thinking when I go back down to part time I'll be able to get it done, but that won't be until the end of JUNE. I can't wait that long. I need a weekend where I don't have to work or AngelFood or church commitments so that I can put this house back together. I feel like everything else in my life is getting my 100% except my husband and our life. I can't stand it because my heart is in my home. Everyday I leave at 7am I can't WAIT to get home. It makes it really hard to leave every day.
Please pray for me. I need a break. We're going to Florida in 18 days, and it can't come soon enough! However, I know I won't want to come home because I'll be coming back to working 46+ hours weeks. RRRrrrrrr!!!! Lord, please help me!
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Starting to Dream about Gainesville....
So this weekend Katie and I discussed my future schooling and I have decided that starting this summer I will return to Bowling Green State University Firelands, in a full time capacity, in an effort to finish my Associate of Arts so that I can transfer to an actual 4 year university that is not BGSU or OSU. That being said I feel that form my perspective things are beginning to fall in line for a move to Gainesville, and I am in fact beginning to Dream of life outside of O-H-whatever.(I just can't say it)
So I would have to say the move is looking better and better.
So I would have to say the move is looking better and better.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Back to work.....I guess....maybe.....
Well, I went to the doctor to see about my ankle and he said that I was progressing as excepted and that it was basically up to me when I wanted to go back to work. So we decided on Monday the 21th, just to give me a little piece of mind and help me ankle heal a bit more. So as of Monday I will be back at work, I guess.
Thanks for all those who've prayed for me and I pray you will continue to pray for me.
And if you'd like to see my personal blog it here
Thanks for all those who've prayed for me and I pray you will continue to pray for me.
And if you'd like to see my personal blog it here
Monday, April 14, 2008
I'm tired
I'm really tired, so this won't be long.
Something exciting~today we had a family member (you know who you are, and we are SO grateful for your love, support, and motivation!) offer to pay for part of our rent for the duration of Mar's schooling should we choose to move to Gainesville. I told Mar that this is just another sign that this is what God wants us to do. Then I get home from work, and what do I find in the mail? The copy of the apartment finder booklet that I had requested over a week ago and had forgotten about! How odd is it that we would get an offer for our rent to be paid, and then get this in the mail on the same day?! So we started looking through the book and then online at apartments. In one way I'm excited, but in another I'm already tired of looking for options for if/when we decide to do this.
Mar goes back to the Orthopedic doctor tomorrow morning about his ankle. Please pray that the dr. says he can go back to work on Wednesday.
Please continue to pray for us!
Something exciting~today we had a family member (you know who you are, and we are SO grateful for your love, support, and motivation!) offer to pay for part of our rent for the duration of Mar's schooling should we choose to move to Gainesville. I told Mar that this is just another sign that this is what God wants us to do. Then I get home from work, and what do I find in the mail? The copy of the apartment finder booklet that I had requested over a week ago and had forgotten about! How odd is it that we would get an offer for our rent to be paid, and then get this in the mail on the same day?! So we started looking through the book and then online at apartments. In one way I'm excited, but in another I'm already tired of looking for options for if/when we decide to do this.
Mar goes back to the Orthopedic doctor tomorrow morning about his ankle. Please pray that the dr. says he can go back to work on Wednesday.
Please continue to pray for us!
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Something Has to Change
So we have a HUGE, life changing decision that we need to make. We haven't had to face this kind of decision before, and in the grand scheme of life it's probably not so huge. But in our life thus far, it's Big!
A couple of weeks ago we found out that I have at least one symptom of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Basically what it means is that we're going to have a hard time getting pregnant on our own, and will probably have to have fertility treatments. At this point in our life we aren't in the position to afford to have a baby. I know, I know, we'll never be able to afford to have a child. But we really can't afford it right now. We're barely making it as it is with just the two of us.
Now that I've grieved over the fact that babies aren't going to happen for us right now, I'm realizing that life is pretty blah. If we don't put forth the effort to make a change in our life now, this will be our life forever. Struggling every week to pay our bills, and not able to afford the things that are important to us.
God opened my eyes last week that the change that needs to be made will more then likely include us moving away from Ohio and the safety net that surrounds us. Of course this is thrilling to Marshall as our main option is to move to Florida. We already had plans to travel to Florida next month, so while we're there we're going to go to Gainesville and check into what it would take to transfer to the University of Florida.
Surprisingly, I'm actually excited about the possibility of moving. I don't know what God has in store for us, but I'm getting excited that there are options out there for us to live a better life. Please be praying for us as we seek His will for our life, and what He wants us to do next!
A couple of weeks ago we found out that I have at least one symptom of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Basically what it means is that we're going to have a hard time getting pregnant on our own, and will probably have to have fertility treatments. At this point in our life we aren't in the position to afford to have a baby. I know, I know, we'll never be able to afford to have a child. But we really can't afford it right now. We're barely making it as it is with just the two of us.
Now that I've grieved over the fact that babies aren't going to happen for us right now, I'm realizing that life is pretty blah. If we don't put forth the effort to make a change in our life now, this will be our life forever. Struggling every week to pay our bills, and not able to afford the things that are important to us.
God opened my eyes last week that the change that needs to be made will more then likely include us moving away from Ohio and the safety net that surrounds us. Of course this is thrilling to Marshall as our main option is to move to Florida. We already had plans to travel to Florida next month, so while we're there we're going to go to Gainesville and check into what it would take to transfer to the University of Florida.
Surprisingly, I'm actually excited about the possibility of moving. I don't know what God has in store for us, but I'm getting excited that there are options out there for us to live a better life. Please be praying for us as we seek His will for our life, and what He wants us to do next!
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Welcome to the Cade Family's blog.
This will be the place where My family and I post thoughts on general stuff as well as stuff going on in our life.
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