> > It's a bittersweet time for us. My wife's
family is
> > all in New England, so we'll be much,
much
> > closer to them. On the other hand, my
family is
> > all here, where we live now...
>
> Sounds like you moved to the perfect place,
in that regard, as now driving to either side
should be a day trip instead of an overnight or
a flight. Still a big adjustment to move away, of
course, but it sounds like you moved to a
pretty ideal location.

Yes, that's one of the good things about the
move. Still, a full day's drive is a lot different
than a fifteen minute drive. It's more difficult for
my family to adjust to the idea than it is for us.
And of course, when we move out there, we
will be "strangers in a strange land," so to
speak, since we won't know *anyone* there
outside of the people that I work with and the
family that I have in Philly an hour and half
away. It will take a bit of adjustment, and I'm
not sure how Jonathan will do at first, since
he's used to seeing his grandma and
grandpa at least once a week.

Gri"so, when's the RU going to be on the East
Coast again?"shny