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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Atlanta

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The plan is to meet in Atlanta and fly out to Arkansas together. However I wonder how you might feel about altering this plan. I could head north to Kentucky to see my family the week of Thanksgivings (taking vacation this week), leave the bulk of the kids with family. The wife, my youngest, and I drive or fly over from Kentucky that weekend (28th/29th). I would be there and perform all training needed that week; in addition to shopping for a new home during the afternoons. We would go from Arkansas back to Kentucky to pick up the kids, stay a night then I would be ready to catch a flight to Norfolk from Atlanta on the 7th. I already have my pre-approved loan and only need to pick a house to start this move. Finer details and report

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