Keeping life intertesting

Just when I thought we were jumping out of the fire (first from the frying pan) and I am trying hard, but not very successfully to be optimistic. Victor has taken a new job at the same facility. I was very happy for him because it will take away so much stress from him. Today he told me he just got his schedule and then the rock dropped. He will be working from 2pm to 10pm. This is where i'm supposed to get excited! I'm still waiting......... This means he will be gone for all sporting practices unless he has days off in the week. Lets See how this sounds, the kids will get up for the first time in their lives and dad will be here, off they will go to school. When they get home from school and go to sports, do homework and go to bed while dad is at work and sleep while he sleeps. Sounds great so far don't it? The sun is shining in one spot if he gets up before I do and cooks them breakfast and makes them lunch, that will help a lot. I have some mental rearranging and juggling to do. I guess this is one of those times of "better or worse" that is part of marriage although in our orthodox ceremony the priest never actually said those words. I should go.... I think I need a Vente Crankectomy! Without my sour wit I would be lost.

Where did the summer go?

It just seems some summers go this way for one reason or another. This one was hard but we made. it. After being hospitalized, guiney pigged with meds life was getting back to some sort of normalcy/positivity. Then Vadim ran into our car and knocked himself out cold. He is fine thank god, but I'm not sure we won't make him wear a crash helmet when playing outside. I broke my toe, threw out my back. Sciatic nerve acting up medications making me haywire. Even with all of this I am looking forward and onward on what can I do to make the most of life. Some days are better, but I'm still here. Thank God!