No Boro' for the Snellings

Ok, so you know those moments in life where you've got "everything figured out" and then it just changes? Thats happened to us just recently.

After a trip to Statesboro over the weekend, Lee and I decided that it just wasn't the best fit for our family at the time. Needless to say, Lee has decided to not accept the position at Georgia Southern, so here we stay for a while. Am I excited? A little. It's not so fun to watch someone you love feel as though a great opportunity has past them by, but it was for the best we feel.

So what does this mean? Well, we will still be at good ol' GCSU for a while and that the job search continues.

I know my very talented and nerdy husband will find what works best for him!

From "The City" to "The Hills"

For those of you who know me well, you know that I consider myself very TV savvy. You can make fun of me all you want, but I am a MAJOR fan of "The City" and "The Hills" (well, The Hills less now that Lauren is gone).


So, as you've been reading, I'm having a difficult time wrapping my mind around this whole transition from The City to The Hills. I'm not dogging the big town of the boro', but I fancy Warner Robins a lot. Do "city" girls say fancy? Oh well, I do!


I now think the plan is for me and E man to stay with my mom until I find a job and Lee get's us all settled. I will start the countup (because I have nothing to count down) when I finally arrive.


Stay tuned folks!

The Really New Housewife of Statesboro

I've decided to write a blog to document my family's move to the big ol' town of Statesboro, GA. My husband, Lee, has recently accepted a Major Gifts Officer position in the Advancement Office at Georgia Southern University.


I have been asked on several occasions whether or not I am excited about this move. My typical response is "I have mixed feelings". I have lived in Middle Georgia my entire life, well, except for the three months I served as a missionary in Ocean City, MD. Needless to say, this will not be the easiest of transitions for me. I like my friends, my routine, and having my family close by. I do not enjoy the feeling of "returning to college" I get when thinking of renting an apartment for an indefinite amount of time.


I will not, however, miss the two hours in the car we spend driving to Milledgeville for work everyday. I hope that this will be a great opportunity for my husband, Ethan, and I to start over in a new community.

So, here we go!