I was going to try to post more regularly, like some of you do, but this is just about as regular as it gets with my crazy mixed up life.
I'm seriously considering taking the job and continuing my search. We desperately need the benefits if we have another child. Jennifer has bad teeth, so it would help out a lot with that as well. However, I'm seriously going to try to get her signed up with the OU College of Dentistry. They do excellent work and it's much cheaper than a regular dentist. The work they did on me as a child is still in excellent condition. The job would be a bit of a pay cut at first, but as one of you said in my earlier posts, "cream rises to the top". Hopefully, I'll be able to move up in short order.
I went to a camp meeting in Blanchard, OK on Saturday to interpret for a Panamanian pastor. That used to be such fun, but now I find it extremely tedious and quite boring. It was good to see some people I hadn't seen in a while. I was encouraged to hear some news about a church out in California that was seeing some success.
Sunday, after the morning service, Jenn and I had a family over for lunch. One of my favorites: roast, potatoes, carrots, zucchini, onion, corn, mashed potatoes and "dirt dessert". After the evening service, we served baloney sandwiches and everyone stayed around to eat and fellowship. It was fun. We do that from time to time to allow those who do not have money to eat out to be able to spend some time with the rest of the congregation. We eat out entirely too much after church, but it seems to be an ingrained behavior with most.
Today, we took Sofie to the doctor as she had a fever on Saturday and was coughing and had runny nose this morning. She's taking a baby version of Amoxicillin. If I could be sick in her place, I would. In fact, I feel like I have a touch of what she has already.
This afternoon, I weeded most of the garden (still have the onions and carrots to weed). I was so excited to find that I indeed DO have carrots that are actually edible. Several people tried to discourage me from planting them saying the dirt had to be just right. So far, so good. They aren't huge, but they're edible. Then, I mowed and trimmed and swam for a while with Jennifer in the pool. That was fun.
OK, peeps, maybe I'll post more mind-numbing drivel tomorrow or the next day. Until then, carry on my MyBloggers friends!~

Some visual respite from whatever ugly things you've had to look at today!! LOL She's just chillin' and she sleeps like her daddy...all sprawled out.