for Hawaii.
I'd like to find a job, see if the colleges there interest me, make new friends, work on the image of my household, explore, etc. and it's like everything is frozen right now and I can't move forward until we get started there.

I have actually been doing job searches but it's mostly discouraging. There's not really any good jobs for a 19 year old with hardly any college behind her. I found a really cool job that involved advertisement and art but of course it involved more experience than I had to offer. The best thing I found was 'desk clerk' which is alright I guess. I'd rather something like that then work at a clothes store and I'm definitely never working with food again so...
I need that degree.

As for school, I think I'd like to major in visual communications and minor in graphic design or just dual major in both which is probably what's going to happen. I just think I'll have more opportunities available. I don't think I'd settle for a school that didn't offer a good program for either of those but we'll see... I really want to get things started and I'm in Hawaii for 3 years. I want better job opportunities, I want to accomplish the goal I've had for so long that's just keeps being put off. I feel like I'm letting myself down. As for the career part, well... moving every 2-3 years, it'll be hard to get one together but that's alright with me.

I kind of hope we end up with military housing. [link] (look at Dorris Miller Park, Hale Moku and Hokulani) it just looks really nice. Lol they remind me of living on base when I was a kid where all the houses looked the same and you could walk everywhere. I think military housing is our best bet. If we find an apartment it probably won't be nearly as nice and we'll probably have to pay more for the extra things. In military housing, the only bills we'll have to pay are cable and internet.
And I can't wait to fill up the house with my own furniture and decor and get rid of the falling apart hand-me-downs

We need to move now