Finally

An uneventful day

We went to our final day of swim lessons, stayed 2 hours of open swim time at the pool, came home and worked on catching up on the stuff.

And I found a job I think would be perfect-
Per Diem
SDSU student health

That's pretty much my favorite patient population. It's familiar, it's a population that is terribly lost and looking for happiness in all the wrong places and an age I used to have such a heavy hearted burden for. And I'll get to do 20 pelvic exams a day again, lol.

With everything else that has happened here lately, I still need to get a passport photo and submit my final application for my nursing licenses here, but I think I'll apply with it pending.

And the nanny starts Sunday night.

Yes. We actually have arranged to hire her- the older lady who only speaks spanish. We went 2 weeks ago, met her, her current family (who love her but the parents are having marital difficulty and for several reasons, they are sending the kids to full time preschool) and Larry got to interview her. I'm not fluent enough to understand more than every 4th word or so, so it will be interesting to say the least.

I am pretty relieved to have help comming. I have been drowning in business related stuff with no prospect of catching up and Larry hasn't been around to help (obviously, if you read the other posts- he did show up late last night and got an earful about what he had missed. I now have his beeper number and programmed the hospital phone numbers into my phone)

And it will be wonderful to be able to go on job interviews without having to find babysitters.

And when I get my thyums removed, it will be really nice to have live in help here. I know my mom has said she'd come, but I'm sure she'd be able to come for a week or two and have to leave. To have help longer will be wonderful. For that alone, I think it will be well worth it.