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The first step to the move was to actually leave Oregon. The Whole idea of leaving my entire life to start a new one was very nerve racking and I was not in favor. But it had to be done and it was a good decision for the family.
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The drive from Oregon to North Dakota is roughly 24 hours. It isn't my ideal situation.
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When we got into North Dakota I didn't really grasp that this was my new home, I just saw it as a regular visit. School hadn't started yet, but volleyball had. In my eyes it was still summer and it was but not for long.
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This was a very hard transition to make especially since I didn't know anybody. I made friends pretty quickly though. 8
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This was the first Time I got out of the house to hang out with my new friends. I was a little nervous at first but everyone was very nice and made me feel comfortable.
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I had a lot more family here than I thought. But the most impacting family would be the triplets.
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I have been in choir since as long as I can remember. Moving schools was definitely a challenge in that area because they do things differently, but it defiantly worked out in the end.
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My best friend from Oregon came to visit me and go to a volleyball game in MN. It was very hard to watch her leave but really fun to spend time with her.
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This was the First Christmas I spent with my moms side of the family and it was different but I look forward to more.
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this was my first dance at this school. It was a night to remember and I broke my toe.
