Is it any wonder?

Since I graduated from High School. . .

• moved to Rexburg (August 1999)
• moved home (May 2000)
• moved to Aspen Grove (June 2000)
• moved to Rexburg (August 2000)
• moved home (December 2000)
• moved to Taiwan (May 2001)
• moved home (July 2001)
• moved to Voronezh (July 2001)
• moved home (December 2001)
• moved to the MTC (April 2002)
• moved to Boise (May 2002)
• moved to Omsk (June 2002)
• moved to Ulan Ude (Sept/Oct 2002)
• moved to Irkutsk (Sept. 2003)
• moved home (December 2003)
• moved to Logan (January 2004)
• moved home (May 2004)
• moved to Logan *got married* (August 2004)
• moved to the Boman's house (August 2005)
• moved to the Boman's basement (February 2007)
• moved to San Antonio (July 2007)

The longest I've stayed in one place in the last ten years is here in San Antonio. Coming up on two years. No wonder we were excited at the prospect of moving down to the border town of Harlingen for all of next year.

I have a feeling that the white picket fence of our collective American Dream is going to be harder for me to adjust to than I previously thought.