Moving

There is one thing I know and that is, the Morris family is getting ready to move. Where? I don't know. Wes applied for PA school at three schools. AT Stills, Midwestern, and Idaho State. AT Stills let him know they weren't interested before Christmas and Midwestern and Idaho State gave Wes an interview. About 2 weeks after Wes's interview at Midwestern he got rejection letter number 2. Which leaves us to our last hope but Wes's first pick, Idaho State. We should find out in about a week if Wes has been accepted or if he's on the waiting list for this school. Idaho is obviously where we want to move. I've actually never wanted something so bad in my whole life. We've only sacrificed everything and put our life completely on hold for this. However, Wes and I are well aware that he might need another year of patient contact hours to get in.

Which brings us to our backup plans...

• Wes will be all done with his prerequisites/night school May 13 (Hurray, we get a daddy again). After that we could move in with my dad, who has been begging us to move in with him ever since my mom passed away last Oct. This could help us save money and get Wes residency in the State of Utah. Wes wouldn't mind applying to University of Utah (it's ranked in the top 5 for PA schools). But of course there are many drawbacks to living with a parent. And we know, we lived in my grandma's basement for 18 months before moving to AZ.

• Wes could get a job as a Kidney Tech and we could stay in AZ but rent a house. Wes talked to a guy yesterday that might have an opening at his office for Wes. This job would be more money than his job right now and it has benefits making staying in AZ another wonderful option.

Come May we could be living in Idaho, Utah, or a new rental house in AZ. I wish I knew what it was but I'm excited to see what happens and how it does.

Alissa