Moving Forward

I have done more research and through my husband's post 9/11 GI Bill, I can attend masters for almost free, and get a monthly house allowance. I got on to change it to my name, when I had this sudden feeling of guilt. It can also be transferred to our kids, but how do you decide which kid and will it even be there for them when they are ready? I have talked to several other spouses, and they all thought about the same thing. We agreed that we have sacrificed a lot. It is wonderful that this benefit can be transferred to us, and we are silly for not using it. I started my application yesterday. I have to write my statement of purpose this weekend. I am honestly very excited about this opportunity!

G went to the chiropractor for his second appointment today. He slept great the first two nights, the third night was rough, and last night he was up once and then ready to go at 5:15. We will see what tonight brings. He had a great morning nap before his appointment, but then dozed in the car this afternoon. That is all I got so far. He started our day by sharing our puggle's food with him. I wanted to grab my camera so bad, but then realized he had a mouthful and both hands were full. Hard not to laugh...but yuck!

Testing

Yesterday morning just started out awful. Graycen was up all night, tossing and turning. I decided to take him to the doctor. I didn't suspect it was an ear infection, because he had no other symptoms. Turns out I was right, no ear infection... nothing else wrong. Ugh. Still no explanation for not sleeping. I decided to turn to a Chiropractor friend. He is going to take a look at him. After 10 months, I am looking for answers.   

The day turned around. My sitter and friend took G. I got to take a nap, clean up my house, and do a bit of reading. It was just what I needed. The water heater that has been giving me trouble, started working again and I avoided a $60.00 service fee. I am thinking God heard my prayer yesterday morning. I thanked him for testing me, but I really needed a break! AJ must have known that I needed him. I got several texts, a phone call, and even an E-mail. I felt spoiled! Amazing how we take for granted those little things when they are home.