As for myself, the "unbearable" fear has lessened whereas for the first two months I could not imagine even living through this next year+. I remember when Kris went over; I felt the same horrible fear but it lessened too after a few months. I'm still very concerned for the safety of my sons, as we are all, but I think my body's natural "survival instincts" have kicked in.
AND, I have broken my addiction to my laptop. I was spending about three hours every evening after work blogging, e-mailing,  whatever, and was wasting away (not to mention wasting time). My daughter has had my laptop for almost a week so it's not even there for me to think about using. I'm sneaking this in at work (don't tell!).
whatever, and was wasting away (not to mention wasting time). My daughter has had my laptop for almost a week so it's not even there for me to think about using. I'm sneaking this in at work (don't tell!).
 whatever, and was wasting away (not to mention wasting time). My daughter has had my laptop for almost a week so it's not even there for me to think about using. I'm sneaking this in at work (don't tell!).
whatever, and was wasting away (not to mention wasting time). My daughter has had my laptop for almost a week so it's not even there for me to think about using. I'm sneaking this in at work (don't tell!).Here's the "Official Father's Day Photo" that I posted on the forum -- notice the cardboard Austin. I liked Amanda's comment that they have a "Flat Daddy" at their house.  "Austin" has been to concerts, theme parks, parties . . . you name it. 
Yesterday my daughter Kylee (in photo holding demon dog) said "I don't understand how I can love somebody so much who used to drive me absolutely crazy when we were younger."
 






 


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