moving on

you have power struggles and tantrums.  we snipe and set each other off - resulting in power games.  we're a family!

so nice that you had a good mother's day.  i saw or talked to all mine.  that makes it a good day.  i went to a softball game because my youngest son was playing.  i played catch with my grandson, who could not play properly until he borrowed someone's mitt, someone else's hat, then he lifted a pair of sunglasses. he was smooshy adorable, and oh so serious.

i love those moments of deja vu.  and yes, you were practicing for this moment.

the right job will come.  i say that for you as much as for me.  i don't know if i reported this - but i did not get the job i interviewed for.  they advertised that the coach could telecommute, but i had a higher percentage of telecommute time in mind than they did.  they graciously said i impressed them.  so i'm looking for something else.  i'm reading the ads every day, but unless there is something perfect, i'm going to hold out until my wrist heals.  everything takes about ten times as long now.  on saturday, i usually get my house under control and basically neat.  this week, i did two loads of laundry and washed dishes.

so happy to see i am on your list!  the first weekend of june looks great.

family gossip - b2 is north, trying to resettle, and visited s3 yesterday.  i talked to mom and she said she thinks he just moves on like that.  she had no idea what set him off and away from b1.  i remembered that he had his last address for about 15 years.  i think that without his daughter close by, he doesn't have an anchor.  not sure what to do or think...

any thoughts?

love you, clare