80mirada
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For those who don't know, I am an Iowan who has been living in exile in Tennessee. My lovely wife has spent three years studying to become an Episcopal priest at the Seminary of the South at the University of the South, Sewanee. She has graduated, I have left my crappy University job, and we are packing to return to Iowa. So now we are waiting on her first "call". Hopefully this means the Mirada project will commence by this time next year, god willing and the creek don't rise.
The great irony in most of this is our oldest, who has been counting down the days till we leave Tennessee, wants to board at the school he has been attending.
We get to be unemployed and "homeless" for a few months, staying with friends and family. This is going to be interesting.
The great irony in most of this is our oldest, who has been counting down the days till we leave Tennessee, wants to board at the school he has been attending.
We get to be unemployed and "homeless" for a few months, staying with friends and family. This is going to be interesting.