well my wife and I are sure not ready and sure if we will be ready before chirstmas, got good news in mail though medicade is to restart on jan 1st for the kids . Wife's doctor uppered her zoloft to the max does and she has been on it for a day or two now and she is getting a little better with the depression part, slowley but surley. Once the medicade kicks back in the wife is gonna call the nurologist to make that appointment and she is also gonna make an appointment with a child phycatrist to see if our son is adhd or if there is something else going on. We had a very rough week with him at school telling just about everyone the he "HATES" them, teacher included because she gives us reports daily on his behavior. so we will see how that goes. Just Glad I still have a family, Wife included. I am happy that she is staying home with all of us. she still don't have much energy but her mind is getting better on what her thoughts and intenstions were. So to close this update and response to bills post. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!Oh p.s. on sunday the 20th of December I am happy to announce that both my children are getting baptised. What a better way to spen part of the holiday's is seeing your children getting baptisted
Whoa! Folks, I just got MY Christmas Present! (need a Smiley that expresses ESTATIC!) The news that James and Family seem to be on the "Rebound" IS the BEST PRESENT I Could have asked for! I Am SO ELATED! THIS is just SO INCREDIBLE!
It just doesn't get much better than THIS! THE post from JAMES (droopy), has just MADE MY DAY!
AWESOME way to head for the NEW YEAR!
In looking at the posts here, I see that I should have elaborated a bit. Too many folks feel that Christmas is about going out and BUYING things for others. Not necessarily so. There are all kinds of things you can do. Our family has done things like li miting the cost of the things, if you do buy the gift. picking names out of a hat, for the ONE person you might buy for. Gifts don't actually HAVE to be bought. Some gifts that WE have given in the past, were homemade. You'd be surprised how that can go. To think that someone would take the time and effort to MAKE something for you, can be a really decent experience. Brenda and I hadn't really exchanged gifts in several years. We'd do things for each other throughout the year, not just on any certain day. Christmas is thought of as a time of giving, but it doesn't have to be Material Things. It can be a giving of "Time Spent" with someone or even a family just spending some TIME TOGETHER, doing something TOGETHER. Now, even though Brenda and I didn't exchange gifts, I would also welch on the deal and get her a few clothes AND a "Santa Claus" for her collection. Then, she'd tell me that I didn't AND SHOULDN'T have done that AND I'm definitely gonna MISS that! But, anyway, ENJOY EACH OTHER! Let them know what they mean to you!
James, buddy, You Have Gotten the best CHRISTMAS present of all!
I'm Proud For You All, Bill