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might be moving out of state
In light of soon to be new gun legislation in NY State, my husband has said that he's seriously considering moving us out of state. Although I've been begging to move south of the Mason-Dixon line for years (we were both born in TX), the now possible thought of moving is scaring me. I'm trying to be a helpful stay at home wife and collect info for him (as he's the bread winner, he makes most of the decisions). I'm not sure what info I should be looking for... We do NOT have kids and we will not be having any (ever) except for dogs; so I'm not really looking for kid-friendly places. I do need a new area with deer hunting, fishing... I know how to physically organize our stuff, just not how to look for new places when completely moving to a new state...
Any helpful hints and ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Nestie Ladies!
Re: might be moving out of state
Is your husband's job just something that can up and move or is your financial situation going to change.
Why not move closer to family if youa re both from TX originally.
I know its your personal belief system, but I can't believe this is a real post. someone is moving because of gun control laws?!
Generally, people get a new job in the location they are moving before they quit and move from their existing one. That's the prudent thing to do, at least.
So, your DH should look into jobs in his field in Texas, if that's where you want to go, and begin applying.
Once he has secured employment, then you can find a place to live.
Virginia/West Virginia
Good for you for being such a supportive wife.