All Good Things Must Come To An End

It's begun...the packing.


Two and a half years in Statesboro and it's time to move on. A lot has happened in the last two and a half years and especially in the last six months. I'm about to start a new chapter in my life and it's exciting and a little sad. Charlotte is an awesome city and I'm very excited about moving there and becoming Nathan's wife in November. A few things I'm looking forward to are:

• Trader Joe's
• Harris Teeter, Lowe's Foods and The Fresh Market
• Seasons (i.e. Winter)
• Moving into a house
• Living in the country (again)
• Awesome restaurants
• Things to do (parks, plays, music, art)
• Mountains and all that goes with them (camping, hiking, kayaking, riding the bike)
• Bakery job
• Nathan, Nathan, Nathan

The list could go on and I'm sure it will grow.

Things I will miss about Statesboro:

• My amazing friends and their sweet children
• Trinity Presbyterian
• Being able to get anywhere in 5 minutes
• Sugar Magnolia bakery
• Farmers Market
• Having a salt water pool in my back yard
• My family only being 2 hours away

And I have to post a few things I won't miss about Statesboro

• Awful grocery stores
• Gnats
• No seasons (i.e. Winter)
• Very limited restaurants
• Limited outdoor activities
• Living in the same house as Jordan Barnes

I know it won't really hit me that I'm leaving for good until I'm actually gone. Probably after being in Charlotte for a week I will realize that I'm just up for a visit that I'm actually there to stay. Statesboro will always hold a special place in my heart. It's where I became a chef, joined a strong church family, made my closest friends and fell in love with my Nathan. Exciting changes like these are always bitter sweet.