I haven't written much about me and mine recently, so I'll give you a quick rundown. I am sick again, after getting better a week or more ago. I don't think whatever was ailing me really left and now I have a sinus infection. I went to the clinic last night, as it was closer and easier than driving to my doctor all the way in Flint. At least I have an antibiotic and I am going to get better.

I got a phone call today and I have a job interview next week. I am psyched, to say the least! This is a big deal for me, as months ago I wouldn't even apply for jobs as I was so depressed and didn't want to face the rejection. I realize that this may be the first of many interviews, or not. Regardless, this is a big thing. I am applying for every job that I can find that I am qualified for, and there aren't a lot out there to even start with. This is a great confidence booster!

My daughter's dad is doing well and following doctor's orders for his meds. He has stopped taking Valium completely and he seems to be so much better. He even told our daughter that she could come see him for the weekend if I say it is okay. He has rarely cared what I thought in the past several years.

The weather has been milder and I am really enjoying it. It is so warm that you can hear the frogs singing in the pond behind the house. I love country living! Except it must be overcast tonight because the usual blanket of stars is missing.

I have to be up early in the morning to go with a friend to court so I should go to bed. She wanted my support as her ex continues to waste her time and money by trying to get custody of their children when she is a good mother and doing her best to raise them right. It really angers me to see these guys deciding to be superdad after the divorce is over when they should have been being a better husband and father while the marriage was still somewhat intact. Enough of my soapbox!

So, the day is over, little Kayleigh is hopefully doing well, John has finally chopped the ponytail, and good cheer reigns in MyBloggerstown. Keep Laurie (dogsalot) in your prayers; she has a lot on her plate. For that matter, keeping everyone there can't be a bad idea. And Lynnie, I am so proud of you giving up that nasty habit. Get well soon, girl!

Good night all...

Debbie