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Feb. 28th, 2008 09:42 amIt worked!! Petey was the first one ready today. Yay for no nagging!!
In other news the house looks like a disaster zone because I've been doing some rearranging trying to get Zack situated into his own room. Up until now all three boys shared a room (by choice) and I've really been feeling lately that it would help Zack if he just had his own space. I did the rearranging without forewarning him, yet he was still really happy when he saw his own room all set up and ready to go. Although his room looks good, the rest of the house is full of displaced furniture and stuff from the rearranging. Much to do, no time to do it in.
And now for a bit of good news: Chris has been invited to Manchester College for a campus interview!! This is huge and a real morale booster for my sweet hubby. The best part about the job is that it is a permanent position. There is no real down side at this point, but I do feel a bit ambivalent about living in rural Indiana. At least it is close enough to our parents that we could easily drive home for Christmas and Spring breaks. That gets us very hopeful for the job. Keep us in your prayers!
In other news the house looks like a disaster zone because I've been doing some rearranging trying to get Zack situated into his own room. Up until now all three boys shared a room (by choice) and I've really been feeling lately that it would help Zack if he just had his own space. I did the rearranging without forewarning him, yet he was still really happy when he saw his own room all set up and ready to go. Although his room looks good, the rest of the house is full of displaced furniture and stuff from the rearranging. Much to do, no time to do it in.
And now for a bit of good news: Chris has been invited to Manchester College for a campus interview!! This is huge and a real morale booster for my sweet hubby. The best part about the job is that it is a permanent position. There is no real down side at this point, but I do feel a bit ambivalent about living in rural Indiana. At least it is close enough to our parents that we could easily drive home for Christmas and Spring breaks. That gets us very hopeful for the job. Keep us in your prayers!