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Appointment with the privatization bagels.
I had my second appointment with Dr. Jane today, and it went well. She seemed very proud of me for going back to work last Saturday... (I realize I've not yet written about that, huh?)
After the appointment, Jack and I went to Wal*Mart for some bagels and milk. I forgot to get the bagels when I went grocery-shopping earlier in the week, and it's always good to grab a gallon of milk anytime I'm at a store - we go through it pretty quickly in this house.
Once done with that, I filled up the car with gas (yikes!) and then we went to America First to sign our lease and privatization paperwork. Of course,
Philip is deployed, so I had taken the power-of-attorney papers and his LES with me. It was fairly painless, and the whole process took about 25 minutes or so. We went through privatization in our housing at Elmendorf AFB in Alaska, so it's "old hat" to us. The folks in the office gave Jack a bouncy ball and a keychain light, and he was happy as could be while I was signing papers. :-)
I'm sitting here kinda twiddling my thumbs. The house is spic-and-span, all laundry is done, litter has been cleaned, everything's dusted, everything is put away, etc. The kids are eating their snack, and I'm not hungry. I guess I'll start cutting up some stuff for tonight's dinner...
After the appointment, Jack and I went to Wal*Mart for some bagels and milk. I forgot to get the bagels when I went grocery-shopping earlier in the week, and it's always good to grab a gallon of milk anytime I'm at a store - we go through it pretty quickly in this house.
Once done with that, I filled up the car with gas (yikes!) and then we went to America First to sign our lease and privatization paperwork. Of course,
Philip is deployed, so I had taken the power-of-attorney papers and his LES with me. It was fairly painless, and the whole process took about 25 minutes or so. We went through privatization in our housing at Elmendorf AFB in Alaska, so it's "old hat" to us. The folks in the office gave Jack a bouncy ball and a keychain light, and he was happy as could be while I was signing papers. :-)I'm sitting here kinda twiddling my thumbs. The house is spic-and-span, all laundry is done, litter has been cleaned, everything's dusted, everything is put away, etc. The kids are eating their snack, and I'm not hungry. I guess I'll start cutting up some stuff for tonight's dinner...
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