Plain and simple, I had a job that allowed me to work remotely.
Even before I met my husband, I had already traveled to different states and to 20+ countries. I live, breathe, eat, and drink travel.
The universe just happened to put a travel nurse man on my lap, and I did not hesitate to marry it.
Coincidentally, my family happened to live in Colorado. It was a no brainer that we wanted his next assignment to be in Denver. It was a win-win situation since I got to be close to my family, keep my job, and we both got to explore Colorado together. We loved it so much that we got married there.
TRAVELING AND ADVENTURE IN OUR MARRIAGE
From the very beginning of our relationship, my husband and I knew the value of traveling and adventure.
The time and chance to travel can come and go, and we did not want to regret not traveling together and taking such an amazing opportunity. As hard as it was to leave friends and uproot our lives, even now, we know that we can always go back and see our family and friends.
It all boils down to what you want to do with your own life and what works best for you.
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You and your husband are so cute! And, your pups are adorable! I’ve always been intrigued by the travel nursing life and I feel like I learned so much about it from your post!
Thanks so much!
This is such a delightful and insightful read. Thank you for taking the time to create this for other people to read, and for taking me back to the those hectic/wonderful/amazing/stressful 3 years travel nursing with you. You are a gem, and I am a fan. I love you.
This was so insightful! I always wanted to know more about how nurses traveled, although I could never be a nurse myself. Thanks so much for sharing!
You are so sweet. I’m so glad you found it helpful!