moving

Last weekend I made the trip to visit my daughter in the Dallas area. The main reason? We decided to buy her a new couch. Now she moved out of my house almost four years ago. When she moved out she didn't have a couch.

I will say that this has been some of the craziest times I have ever remembered. We have had other trying times (9/11 and 2008) but this seems right up there.

It seems like it's only been a year since the last time my daughter moved. Oh, wait that is correct. It has. She moved to the Dallas area and she loves it. She just is to the point that she wants to live without a roommate. I get it.

It's not that hard to imagine. Just visit the Amarillo subreddit sometime and look through all of the "I'm moving to Amarillo" posts.

Even if it doesn't change anything, hats off for making the signs and giving my daughter some thought provoking reading material while she waited for her fries.

The petition wraps up by using the hashtag #PleaseStayAQHA, and then it states that "Amarillo is your home."

Do you find yourself sitting a lot throughout the day? I mean you may sit close to 8 hours a day at work.

Moving my child from Amarillo to Dallas last weekend really did kill me. Now I know I raised her to the best of my ability.

I knew this weekend was coming, It did not make things easier for this mom. I am talking about the time I needed to move my daughter to Dallas.

My daughter has been living on her own for 2 1/2 years. So that is nothing new. She, though, has now made the decision to make steps for her career.

It's been about a month and a half since I moved here, some things are awesome, some questionable, but mostly I'm feeling at home. Here are a few things I've noticed since moving to Amarillo.

Home sweet home isn’t looking so sweet for the majority of Americans.