Life is back to normal - sort of

Well, Dean is home from Mt. Gilead. He had a great time, as always. Lots of dirty laundry, but that's fixable, and no injuries this year. Yay! Now we just have to do some stuff to get him ready for school.

Another interview tomorrow, and it's hard not to get discouraged. I need to remember who's in charge and learn to be patient.

Heather turned 35 yesterday. She's coming tonight for dinner and a movie. Hard to believe that the tiny girl who came home from Germany when she was 1 is now all grown up, has her PhD, and is such an amazing woman. Sometimes I still picture her in her little red and white dress with her first tricycle. I never actually feel old until I look at the kids and wonder how they got to be the age they are so quickly. Maybe I'm getting senile! I love just talking with her; she's so smart and funny.

Anyway, I'm just babbling. Think I'll go talk to Dean while I get dinner ready. Happy Saturday!