An update for the week

My daughter, Emily, is in a cleaning/rearranging mood. She has been busy in her room and proudly lets me know her every step as she slowly gets it the way she wants. Too bad she has to share it with her stinky twelve year old brother, who is not his usual loud mouth today. Logan has been on the couch sleeping. A cold has been trying to take over his body the past two days; today it won. A fever and cough wiped him out and the couch is currently his best friend. Poor little guy.

For me, I think my brain is tired. Too much learning new stuff at my new job in the Post Office. (Not a new job, but a different position at a new station in the same city within the P.O.) I went from a job that I was very capable and knowledgeable of, to a new job that I'm not sure if I can get down. My question to every package brought in to the store: Is that liquid, fragile, perishable, or potentially hazardous? May not sound to bad, but try to say it fast enough and remember to ask every time really is a challenge. Not to mention which rate and box and price and extra items like delivery confirmation or stamps a customer may like and what button to push, yes, my brain is dead after a days work. It may not sound hard. It may even sound easier than my other job, and in some ways it very much is, but it is still a brain procession and I am near brain dead as I write this. I called my friend from my other station and asked if I could come home. She said the door was always open. I'm thankful to have a friend that can laugh with me when I need it. We all need those friends.

Changed my book price again. Yes, I probably am doing that too much. It wasn't selling, so I decided to try the higher price and see if my son, Liam, was right. $4.99. We shall see. I have managed to get it up on B&N again and am working to get it to ibooks and google books.

That is all for an update I have at the moment. I am going to try and work on the book. I hope my brain will function. It is almost 8 p.m., I better eat first I suppose.

Thanks for reading my ramblings.