We are now in week two of our life in Michigan. I will get some pictures posted this week, but just wanted to update everyone on how things are going. It is actually a beautiful area. Our morning walking route is lined with huge trees and the side walk curves around huge bunches of trees. The humidity really isn't that bad and the weather has been great.
Our apartment is three bedrooms but it has still been a squeeze moving into 1400 sq feet after living in 2600 sq feet. We are still playing tetras trying to fit everything in. But we are determined to do it and still have an extra bedroom for all our friends and family who are going to come and visit. :) There is even a small office off the master bedroom that we have turned into a baby room for Savana. So everyone has their own small space.
The apartment complex has an outdoor and indoor swimming pool and a hot tub. All which will come in handy while trying to stay active during the winter. We've been down to the swimming pool several times in an effort to work out some of Canon's energy that he can't burn up running around Mom's yard anymore.
Canon is very happy to be in his new home. While we were living at my mom's house he kept asking to go home. Mom's house was great - especially the backyard and the sandbox, but he knew it wasn't his home. I think because Daddy was not there. He has been a very happy kid since we got here. It even seemed like his vocabulary jumped up a notch the first week we were here. He has also had one success in the toilet. We are not full blown toilet training yet, but he is very aware and getting close to being ready.
Seth is in car heaven. He is convinced that we own the oldest cars in Farmington Hills, and determined to change that as soon as possible. It seems like everyone drives nice new cars around here. A bonus with his new job at Nissan is the requirement that he test drive all kinds of new vehicles overnight and sometimes over the weekend. Over Labor Day weekend he will have a Nissan Z. For all you non-car people, that is a small two seater sports car. Yes, Seth is truly in car heaven.
As for me, I don't know what my heaven would be. Maybe getting everything put away in our apartment, having someone else cook our dinners for a week or maybe . . . who knows.