It's all good so far

It is that time where the clock is beginning to move slowly again.  We have done all we can to get the in-law’s house ready to sell.  We have hosted the sister-in-law and nephew (aka the vegetarian and contratrian), and have completed all the tasks we need to get the in-laws permanently in their new location.  All the accounting- data entry for the family business is up to date.  I finished the sibling partnership return and will start working on my own.  Scout projects are mostly up to date.  This will probably mean that I get well into organizing the home office and some other honey do’s.

What is really slowing the time down, is the waiting to hear back from a good interview.  Well good things come…

I was thinking this morning about the multiple time zones located in my house. We have working adult time (the time Sandra & I are normally on). During the week this is complicated with Jack Russell full speed ahead time starting at the crack of dawn (which is supplemented by brain dead schnauzer time). Add in a measure of 24 hour parental support expectation, and you have a typical week day.

Then mid-day on Friday we add college kid a home to the mix. The CK@H factor is a variable dependent on the type of television programming available at all hours of the night, strange late night kitchen experiments, and what ever parent supported shopping is needed.

To keep things even more interesting CK@H’s fiance works as the stage manager, lighting manager, and general dogs body at a night club during night club hours and sleeping during daylight hours on weekend.

And if were not complicated enough, we have family in from the west coast. So we have Portland time added to the mix. They are doing the morning caffeine fix when we are contemplating lunch.