I think a year from now, you’ll look back and decide that all of this was worth it to get to where you will be at that time!

Thanks, Kirsten. I agree that mental, like physical, flexibility is crucial for aging successfully. Hopefully I’ll look back on this event in 35 years or so with gratitude that I tried something so new and different.

You’re in such a high-stress profession. I could imagine that keeping things calm at home is a high priority.

Glad to hear that Rumpy is finding a coping mechanism for dealing with your stress while passing on his stress-dampening biochemistry. And what’s a little dog hair on the bed, after all?

I’ll definitely start writing about training and other preparation we’re doing for Honey. Stay tuned.

Stay posted to see if we all love it. 🙂

And I’m not blind to the irony of being stressed by change while looking forward to a life that will be constant adaptation to change. After all, I don’t currently have to move my house anticipating bad weather. 🙂

And yet you love to drive which is constant and very rapid change. 🙂

Thanks for the encouragement. I’ll keep looking to Honey (and your girls as well) for guidance on how to “roll with it.”

You must have been running on pure adrenaline. That’s the only way to survive a flash move like yours.