So back to the computer. It is the means by which I do most of my communication. Also it is a big factor in my entertainment. I can get onto the internet and find everything from shows to watch to new ideas on how to teach my children. I think I go postively crazy if I didn't have my computer to keep me busy. By the way that would be a bad thing if I weren't also using it to keep my kids busy. In fact, Emma was quite hurt to be taken out of school to come here. What has helped her through is being able to get on my computer to do "home school". Mostly she just wants to play games. Unfortunately, most games that would actually teach her something school like require a membership that I don't have the money to buy. Thankfully, my mother helped me out. As a school teacher she knows a few places to go to that combine games and learning. Tomorrow's gratitude will about about a website that my mom introduced to me.
My computer is my life line to what feels like the real world. I know my life is real but once again hanging in limbo isn't really living. It is meerly surviving. I am so very grateful to my computer.
1 comment:
I'm sorry you're missing Utah and the people there. It does get better as you meet people and create close relationships but it does take time. We've been gone for 4 1/2 years now and Utah is still feels like home but we've also created a life out here on the east coast for ourselves. I think it has made us stronger as a family, a couple, and an individual. Good luck! You can do this!
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