The Newest Chapter

Quick recap of the last month of our life...

We were living in my parents adorable little rental house:

We had been there since shortly after we got married in 2010.

My parents decided to sell.

We didn't have anywhere to go so we moved in with them. Praying it would be very temporary while we figured out our next step 

For the past year Nathaniel and I have debated over buying a home - trying to map out School Districts and distance to family. All signs kept pointing us to one place, however, that place was too far from our current jobs to buy a home in. The more we prayed about it though, the more it became our dream. Our hearts were being prepared for this new place we wanted to one day call "Home". 

So we held off buying a home.

After Charlotte was born we decided that I wasn't going to work anymore, which meant when the time came to move, we'd really only need to move Nathaniel's job. A lot of thought and prayer went into ALL of our options to get his job moved - and the best one, we decided, was moving his current position to an office closer to where we want to live. Praise the Lord his boss was on board with this plan.

Two weeks ago we got the final approval on his relocation. 

We have, since then, been working out the details of where we will stay and what our time frames look like for moving out there. Now, we can finally announce:
Our family will be starting our roots on November 2nd in:

COUPEVILLE, WASHINGTON

One of my favorite towns in the world, with more than enough family and friends, and a WHOLE lot of beach for playing and digging and splashing.

We are so thankful to our gracious Lord for His overwhelming provisions, His perfect timing, and His unending Grace.

We can not wait to begin the newest chapter in our story, it is better than any adventure we could possibly imagine. 

"Now to Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to His Power that is at work within us, to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever!" Ephesians 3:20-21