An Eventful Day

The day started out pretty good, but didn't end as well as I would have liked. An hour or two after I woke up I went out to the car to hook the car seat up, just to find out that my daughter decided not to go to school. My husband and I still had a few errands we needed to run so we left. Our first stop was skookum, Robbie needed to turn in his papers for security clearance. We ended up sitting in the parking lot for nearly 2 hours so he could finish the paperwork, it took him a little bit to figure out the dates of some of his previous jobs. After he finally got those turned in we went straight to the bank, after the bank we went to Walgreen's and traded our propane tank for a new one so we had back up for heat. Soon after we grabbed something to eat, then went straight to the bowling alley to pick up our daughter Briana from practice. I needed a few things from the store so we went to Walmart where I bought toilette paper, paper plates, puppy pads and a couple other items we needed. After leaving the store we went to take Robbie to the doctor for his hand, it keeps numbing up on him and I wanted him to get checked out before he started working his new job, They gave him a referral to get a nerve test done. When we finally got home I went strait to the laundry room to put our blanket into the dryer, then my husband came in to tell me that our name was finally up on the section 8 list (YAY), despite the migraine I have been feeling most of the day, that news made my day just a tad bit better. I do feel bad for not going home to pick up Nichole like I said I would but I also didn't know skookum was going to take as long as it did. The bad part of my day was my throbbing head and Robbie forgot to put my excedrin back into the car. Also another bad part of the day is that I found out that I missed my follow up appoinmet for my depression, now I have to wait till the 5th to get refills for the meds I was taking. All I have to say is that it's not going to be much of a follow up if I'm not taking the meds to tell her weather they were working or not.