My wife, Meredith, and I have been searching for a home in Eagle for the past eight months or so. We\u2019ve been in love with the town from the moment we came to the Treasure Valley. When I started at Eagle Dental Care a little over a year ago, the desire to make our permanent home here grew even stronger.<\/p>\n
It wasn\u2019t a quick process, but I\u2019m proud to say we\u2019ve found our family home. The real estate process went a lot smoother than we could ever have hoped. We were lucky enough to work with a great Realtor who made it painless. Moving, on the other hand, has included more than its fair share of headaches. Never having to pack and unpack everything again is all the more reason to really plant our roots in the new home.<\/p>\n
As we ate some food from Dickie\u2019s Barbeque Pit on our first night in the new home \u2014 if you think we were going to do dishes on the first night, think again \u2014 Meredith and I took a moment to recognize just how lucky we are to be a part of this community. Avy, our oldest, will be starting first grade in the fall, and we timed the move so she\u2019ll be totally settled for the beginning of the school year. She and Jett will finish up the year at their current school, and we\u2019re hoping this will be the only school change for many years to come.<\/p>\n
\u201cSpring is a time of new beginnings, so it\u2019s exciting to be able to spend this one in a new home. I\u2019ve moved a lot during my life, but this move feels different. It feels permanent.\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
The house itself is quickly becoming a playground for the kids. We have a bigger yard and more space than before. Once we get rid of the seemingly infinite number of boxes, they\u2019ll have even more room to play. Personally, I\u2019m looking forward to getting the fire pit in the backyard going. It won\u2019t be long before it\u2019s the perfect weather to roast marshmallows. Compared to last year \u2014 and especially compared to the weather in Eastern Idaho \u2014 it\u2019s been so warm that I find myself worrying when the snow will arrive. Maybe we just got lucky this year, but I haven\u2019t counted out the cold just yet.<\/p>\n
Spring is a time of new beginnings, so it\u2019s exciting to be able to spend this one in a new home. I\u2019ve moved a lot during my life, but this move feels different. It feels permanent. You never know what the future will hold, but I get the sense that we\u2019ll look back on this transition a decade from now and smile. We couldn\u2019t be happier to be here in Eagle, and I don\u2019t see that changing any time soon.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m excited to turn my attention to sprucing up the office once we get fully settled,. There are a few changes I\u2019ve been hoping to make for a while now, but one decorating project at a time is more than enough for me. Luckily, the Eagle Dental Care team will be able to lend a hand during the process of improving our office. Another bonus is that it won\u2019t involve any packing and unpacking. I\u2019ve done enough of that for one year.<\/p>\n
It may not feel like we\u2019ve had much of a winter, but I still want to wish everyone a happy spring season. If it ends up snowing in mid-March, you can blame me for jinxing us all.<\/p>\n