So as my life goes on, things get more exciting. I had forgot to mention yesterday that the Pow Wow that I am going to is also where husband number 3 lives. Yes he is indian. Will his family and him be there??? Yes,, most likely they will be. Hopefully I can blend into the crowd with out a lot of commotion. His family tend to be overly dramatic, overly obessive, does not let things in the past go. But with the Pow Wow being as big as it is, I don't think I will run into any of them.

On the home front, my son is looking for a job. He knows his days at the golf course are limited. He knew when he took it that it was seasonal. So he has been looking for work. He has come to realize that with out a good education, his job oppertunities are very limited. You would think that might motivate him to go to school. But it is not.

My oldest daughter is due with her first daughter in October. So she will have 2 boys and a girl. She is looking forward to having a girl. She says she is a little nervous because she knows things will be different with a girl. Then she dreads the teen years. LOL... I hope she turns out just like her mom. That way my daughter will know exactly what she put me through.

Then there is my middle child. Overbearing, stubborn, hardheaded, demanding, I could go on but you get the idea. She has managed to pull a family together. She has 2 children, a house, 2 cars, and 3 dogs. Her hubby is a cop. She has started her own business. This is good. She is a photographer and is doing very well.

The office here where I work, is moving across town this next spring. Now when I say across town, I don't mean just a couple of miles, it is about 8 - 10 miles. Ok may be I am exaggerating some what but it will add a good 20-30 minutes on my commute time, and that is on a good day.

So I will be moving from a small town, to the large city of Portland. I have not yet decided how I am going to pull this off. I do know that all my debts are falling into place and I am close to having paid them off. So I should be able to make the move. However, my son who is 22, is whining because he can't afford to live by himself and does not want to live in Portland.

I gave him one year to get it together. I feel that is enough time. He as 2 friends that could be roommates. So he has the capabilities he just needs to find that full time job.

So I am moving forward with my life. I will keep you posted on the pow wow.