Bidding Farewell to Washington: A New Chapter in Idaho's Panhandle

After much contemplation, my wife and I have decided to leave my home state of Washington and relocate to the Panhandle in Idaho. This decision was not an easy one, but a culmination of various factors, including the over-regulation communist policies of leftist overrun Washington, the corresponding moral decay, and a job pivot with my current employer to open a new office in Idaho state.

The state of Washington has been plagued by over regulation, communist policies, and an overall disregard for individual liberties. The government's excessive control over businesses and industries has stifled innovation and economic growth, which has led to a decline in the quality of life for its residents. This is not the future I want for myself and my family.

Washington has also experienced a rapid decline in moral values and standards. The state has become known for its permissive attitude towards crime, drug use, and other social ills. This is not the environment I want to raise my family in, and it has played a significant role in my decision to move.

On a more positive note, my employer has decided to expand its operations and open a new office in Idaho state. This opportunity has presented itself at the perfect time, and I am grateful for the chance to be part of this exciting new venture.

There is a time to fight and a time to redeploy. A time to take an arrow (or many) and a time to heal. At this time we are being recalled for our health, a time to reinvest and dream again. Washington, my heart will be with you always — may your citizens regain their voice soon and the tyrants in Olympia be removed.

In conclusion, I will be moving to the Panhandle in Idaho with my family in search of a better quality of life, a more favorable business environment, and a renewed sense of hope for the future. I look forward to this new chapter in our lives and the opportunities that await us in our new home.

Farewell Washington. RIP 2024.