WildChild
WH Head Moderator

thanks. I'm trying.

Good point.

But someone has to. I'll take the responsibility right now. If not for her, then for her dad and step mom. They've become like parents to me.

Yeah, I thought about it. Not to sound like a martyr, but in truth right now I don't see where any of their kids are ready to step up and take responsibility. I'd rather stick it out knowing that I'm doing all I can for them.

I don't really know what's going on in her mind except that she having a real tough time dealing with this.

It's up to me, but in reality this is probably the best situation for both H and her dad.

Trust me, it's not much of an eye opener. Things will go back to normal once this is over.

well, lets just say my personality makes this easier for everyone.

no its good

Well, all things considered, it was ok. Pretty much moved into father in laws house and I'll be staying there (just him and I) until he can either live without anyone's help or the decision has to be made to find alternative housing arrangements for him and his wife. We're hoping she can be out of hospital within the next couple of weeks so once we get a better indication of her needs then we can start making decisions.

Still up like me? Couldn't sleep? So do I!

I have thought of a nursery school. My degree and license covers it, I just need a business license to back me up. I need the capital though. Here, parents could be stubborn, hint, hint! My bestfriend is working at home right now, as a transcriptionist - all she needs is internet connection, clean ears for listening, laptop and fast hands for typing. $10/15 minutes is not bad just to keep me occupied and brain-alert, as I am starting to stagnate. LOL.

With Jeremy, he could work on civil engineering stuff, though he is more exposed to mechanical engineering materials. He is currently one of the guys who writes tags for repairs on airplane parts and approves a repair or rejects a part, etc...In this plant, he is the only one who does what he does, so it's pretty much a bit secure compared to the other facilities.

I will PM you about something I have asked CW last night. I know it's simple but with me in it, it's blurrs my judgement. I need your input.

Women are supposed to be very calm generally: but women feel just as men feel; they need exercise for their faculties, and a field for their efforts as much as their brothers do; they suffer from too rigid a restraint, too absolute a stagnation, precisely as men would suffer; and it is narrow-minded in their more privileged fellow-creatures to say that they ought to confine themselves to making puddings and knitting stockings, to playing on the piano and embroidering bags.

CHARLOTTE BRONTE