Tid Bits *EDIT*

"Love isn’t just rainbows and butterflies, it’s compromise that moves it along"*EDIT* I couldn’t apply at the nursing homes I wanted to because I’m not clean yet. so I applied at Ruby Tuesday which is about 2 miles down the road. The hostess told me that the managers were busy and to come back on Monday or Tuesday. Screw that. So I nicely told her I was gonna fill out the application there and turn it in. When I was done I nicely asked her to get me a manager so I could turn it in. Last time a applied there months ago the host told me the same thing and I never got ahold of a manager. So a manager came out and gave me an interview which went well. I have a second interview tommorrow at 4pm. So wish me luck on that.Monday we went to the socail security center to start the name changing process. Got there and realized that we forgot the marriage license. Chris had a test for his trainer position so we had to forget the name changing for that day. Tuesday we went and the line was way shorter so we were proud of ourselves. Then we reached the DMV and Chris dropped me off and ran to the other side of town to sam’s club, back home and back before I was done. But now I’m offically Mrs. Chris N*****. We went over to Kentucky Brian’s house and hung out with him and his girl April. They got a puppy, a cute little six week old rottie. I guess someone had abandoned to puppys in front of his friend’s house so they got one. Unfortunately their cat had been killed the same day by a car. They live in amish country. The amish aren’t  hardcore, they’re what we call minonites. They have tractors, eletricity and cars, but seldom leave their part of town. Yesterday we saw two amish teenagers, in their ankle long dresses and bonnets rollerblading. It was so cute!!!My poor hubby  is sicker than a dog right now. Vomiting, sweats and other nasty icky’s hat come with sickness. I hope he gets better soon. I gotta go out today and job hunt oh joy. Now that Jess is doing a bit better, and the fact we need a second car, I need to get going on finding a job. Wish me luck.