Leap of Faith

We have moved out of our comfort zone that we call Waco. We moved to San Antonio a little over a month and a half ago and it sure is different here. Not only is the traffic different, but the people are different. In Waco, we could get from one end of the city to the other in about twenty minutes. Here in San Antonio it could take 20 minutes to go one mile. YIKES! The people here are nice and pretty friendly, but they aren't the friends we have known for at least four years. This has been a pretty tough transition because our friends aren't with us, but we are making it! 

I'm going to brag on my amazing husband a little bit here because he is the reason we moved to San Antonio! He started dental school at the University of Texas Health Science Center about a mile from our house about a month ago. He is doing very well in school so far and I am beyond proud of him.  Above is a picture of him on his first day of school.  Isn't he cute! 

I also found a job here in San Antonio for the first year that I am not in school.  I am a physical therapy technician at Promotion Physical Therapy. I love being able to work and talk with patients, however I don't love the full-time part of the job.  I am exhausted every night I come home from work because I am on my feet all day every day. Above is a picture of my first day of work! We were both wearing scrubs so I made him take a picture with me! Did I say that I get to wear scrubs every day at work...Can you say pajamas at work!!

So as I write this blog post, Andrew is working on making teeth out of wax (which is what he is doing above). Our life so far in San Antonio consists of school/work, eating, and sleeping. We have a pretty boring life right now, but that is what we call the Leap of Faith. We have officially started our life together in a new place and we are learning so much about each other as we rely more and more on each other.  It has been fun to watch who God puts in our lives and to see what He puts in front of us. We love living life with each other and can't wait to see what happens in these next four years in San Antonio. I will try to keep you all posted with the craziness that we call life!