(now with 100% more pictures) Seeing your life through someone else’s eyes can be illuminating or depressing. When I look at the changes in my life over the last several years critically (because when aren’t I critical), I see someone who went from employed, living in a 3-bedroom house with the husband presumptive to unemployed,
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Kate: You never know– my Prince Charming could be at the concert tomorrow at the Getty. Pen: Yeah, but you won’t talk to him. Kate: I can’t argue with that. fade to black.
Kate: You never know– my Prince Charming could be at the concert tomorrow at the Getty. Pen: Yeah, but you won’t talk to him. Kate: I can’t argue with that. fade to black.
And I’m back. Since we last chatted, I volunteered at an event and played tourist with my mother—both good things. But now, here I sit. Mom has gone home. The next volunteer task is well in hand. My laundry is done. My dishes are clean. Now what? This is the first time since I quit