Monday, December 1, 2008
LIMBO - by Eric
That's kind of where I am right now. Kelly and I finished up at BYU-Idaho back in July. Since then we moved all of our stuff to California and into storage. When we got back here, Kelly got her job back at Clorox and I immediately started with my weekend organic chemistry classes and temp work during the day. That lasted until the first part of October when I finished OChem. Since then I have submitted everything that needed to be submitted to the chiropractic school I was applying to and I have officially been accepted into school. So now I wait. I'm anxious to start at Life West, but at the same time I'm scared about what's in store. We'll be down to one income and it's a lot more expensive to live in California then it is to live in Rexburg, Idaho. Along with that I need to decide if I want to take the 12 quarter or the 14 quarter track in school. The longer course will give me a little more time free time during the school year and allow me to spend more time with Kelly. The shorter track will get me out 6 months faster, but I'll basically be gone from the early morning until dinner time. There are pros and cons to both and I need to make a decision in the next week. If you have any suggestions, feel free to let me know. Anyways these are just a few of the things that I've been thinking about for the past few months. The good news is that it's the holiday season and things never get busy around the holidays (note the sarcasm). All in all though I can't complain too much. We're healthy and happy. We're just looking forward to starting the next phase of life.
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I think I would do the longer days. It will get you done faster and then you can start your actual career. I know you are going to do great and I am way excited for you!!!
I'm going to disagree with Julie - not trying to start a fight. BUT: yes, you'd be done faster - but once you're done life won't get any slower or easier, it will just get harder and busier trying to run a business and care for a practice. Take your time, don't rush things.
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