Reprieve

I feel like I started to get my life back after all of the cleaning that went on this weekend. I realize I still have a way to go to get rid of a bunch more storage items, but I can begin to breathe, and that's nice actually.
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One of the kids laughed and said that the car wash guy was going to be my new bf. Apparently that's the impression the kid had after the kid saw his expression when we drove past.  Made me laugh. It was nice of the kid to point it out. Wish I would have seen it happening. It's nice to feel appreciated to your face occasionally.
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My caseworker is sick so no new assessment tomorrow. Now I can do more things!
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Mr friend saved me this weekend. Thankful for her in so many ways.
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We fixed the broken light today. The raw potato thing doesn't work. And you should never use pliers to grip the side of the fixture insulator. Twisting the metal bulb base out of the fixture is messy! Needle nose pliers are the thing. My Mom said she heard to use vaseline on the threads (not the contact point) to stop the sticking. Praying my house doesn't go down in flames.

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