Category Archives: daily living

Unemployed again, but there is a plan. Stuff to put on ebay and Etsy. House to clean, a landscape company to call… Breathing deeply as every bill hits the 2 month back mark. Money to pay one water, one gas … Continue reading →

Steve’s out working on the cars…we have thaw! I have thouroughly enjoyed the last 2 days! Next week, rain; storms and tornados?… lol I’m ready for it! Now there is brisket in the crock pot and hot tea in my … Continue reading →

Sometimes things stay constant. Like my kids. Like my outlook. Like life in general… I was told I could see Isaac and Declan because kayla is mature enough to handle her feelings about me. Well, I thought about it and … Continue reading →

Today I was thinking about moving forward – first, I have to say something to my family and friends. During what I thought was my life’s “have to do this” moment, I hurt people I love. Sacrifice’s were made for … Continue reading →

Man it’s expensive to undo a move. You don’t realize all the things that will have to redone and back-tracked. New driver’s license, new tags, kid re-enrolled in high school, insurance changed over, bank address changed back, HOME address forward cancelled, … Continue reading →

We made a decision and a choice to see this through together. Goddess help us find jobs and get our acts together. No giving in our goals. We want to be in North Carolina in our own place, with a … Continue reading →

It’s been quite a day. Steve worked on the cars and chores until 3 this afternoon. He finally took off with 2 car titles. I told him to call me and let me know what happened. He called about 4:30 … Continue reading →

omg…I asked Steve if we could talk before G got up. He said ok then barely said a sentence. I told him I can’t do this any more. Month after month worry like this. One part-time job would save our … Continue reading →

When it rains it pours. Things are going to come crashing down on Steve very soon. He’s acted like he can just sit here and do nothing for so long. I know we haven’t had any money, and the tire … Continue reading →