I always wondered who Ian would react to sudden and dramatic changes in his life and surroundings. I'm not sure if he will be like me and sorta "go-with-the-flow" or if he will be like his mama and have a hard time to adjust. Hopefully he will be some where in the middle, accepting but cautious. I'm always worried that he will not be accepting of new changes and enviroments. But I hope and pray that he will continue to be the ball of energy and joy that he is. I have been pondering on how he will like it being a son of an Air Forceman, will he be what they call an "army brat" or will he be labeled as a "normal" kid? As a father, I always want the best for my family, I just hope that Ian sees it that way when he can understand the situation, and not hate my decision to join Air Force. But as a parent and husband, Caroline feel that this is a really good move for us and for now, Ian. I'm worred thatIan will not understand and will freak out, in his own funny way, to this channge.
Regardless, I will still love him because thats what parents do, they love their children unconditionaly. Thats one of the best parts of being a parent, the love you feel from them. The joy of love ^_^ Basic will be hard due to the fact I cant see him, along with tech school. But with the sacrifice will come great blessings and joy.
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I wouldn't be worried, he travels back and forth between two different countries and has seemed to do fine. Good luck, we hope the best for your cute little family during this new adventure.
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