Back on track?

Wow. What a week. It was rough but some really great things happened too. Both my kids came home with fabulous report cards. Also, my daughter's team won the first game in their basketball tournament. Sunita played a key role in the win. She dominated on defense and she scored the last two baskets to win the game. This is so amazing because just last year she was an absolute beginner. For example, she scored two baskets - but for the other team. Its been so much fun watching her improve and start really enjoying the game.

I've also continued to play at open mic coffee houses. It is a lot of fun but it also shows me I really need to practice.

On the rougher side, it looks like we have a plan in place: Regular coffee shop conversations and at least 6 Al-Anon meetings. I don't get the impression the Al-Anon meetings will happen any time soon though. We'll see. As long as we focus on problem resolution rather than personal gain.

Here is the Peace Pilgrim web site. Pretty cool.

Oh that's right, the Top 5:

1. Despite everything, she loves me.
2. She has an amazing capacity for forgiveness.
3. She is able to see the good in me, however well hidden.
4. Nothing is more important to her than our kids.
5. She is beautiful.