Feeling some stress

Ryan has a job interview tomorrow that could potentially change our lives. It's a sergeant position with State Bureau of Investigations but it's not the actual job that is the big deal, it's the probability that we'll have to move closer to Salt Lake if he gets it. This job has been dangled in front of us for months and I just want an answer. The last thing I want to do is move away from good friends and family but I want Ryan to be successful in his career so I'm willing to make sacrifices. Hopefully we'll know by Friday if we stay or go. Tonight might be an Ambien night.

Today after I had a great lunch/chat with Luisa I took the girls to the South Summit Aquatic & Fitness Center with Amanda and her kids. It has a really great indoor pool with slides and play areas. The girls had a great time and at the end of our swimming time both girls went off the high dive. Grace was a bit apprehensive but finally decided to do it right before we left. I could tell as she was falling that she was heading for a belly flop. She came up out of the water and started swimming toward me while her face slowly turned into a crying face. Poor kid had her first belly flop. I forgot to take my camera but I'm sure you can picture it. Kids swimming, having fun, smiling and then Grace crying. I'd never been to Kamas before so I can mark that one off.

I do have a picture to post today. Hanna and Grace slept over at the neighbors house on Monday night and told me they went to bed around midnight. Hanna was especially moody the next day and I know it was because she didn't get enough sleep. She was mad at me because I wouldn't let her do something (sleep over again?) so she refused to eat anything for dinner, then retreated to her room. I told Ryan he should go talk to her because he understands Hanna better than I do. He went into her room this is what he found...

Hanna had fallen asleep in the space between her bed and her bookcase. I don't know why the bandanna was over her face but she does take after me when it comes to placing things on one's head in order to sleep.