What's up with Elisabeth & George?: George's life has been temporarily hijacked by 'civic duty'

Monday, April 20, 2009

George's life has been temporarily hijacked by 'civic duty'

George is currently going through the selection process to possibly serve on the jury for a murder trial. Some people have already been eliminated, but not my George. I'm sure he seems like the perfect candidate. I can only hope he doesn't get selected; he really needs to start looking for a job and that can't be delayed any longer. Plus it's going to really tick me off if the person that gets me into arguments over all the things he 'can't do' because he doesn't have opinions and doesn't ever want to be responsible for anyone else's life going awry by giving advice or making decisions, fails to comminicate this particular flaw to the jury selectors. He has served on a jury before so it will not surprise me if he does again.

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How we're doing right now.

April 6th, 2009
Oh man, moving back home has been quite a transition! For Regin especially. It has taken him three months to return to being fully, or almost fully, potty trained. But we're home and happy to be with friends and in an environment where things are easier.

But of course, not everything is easier. George's first day back to work he learned that the company was exiting the business and he and all the other people that work on that product (including all those people he trained in Penang) were told to look for other jobs.

His last day was March 31st. No time for that cozy little 'sabbatical' though; after he finished his last day of work, his family called and told us they are coming (from Florida) for a visit on the 10th! This would be no big deal (other than being terribly exciting) if we were fully moved back in, but of course, until now, we've had VERY little motivation to fully unpack! So now we're preparing the house at warp speed!

You know, I do miss Penang. Hard to say what I miss exactly, because I know it's more than our friends there, but I feel a certain pang. And all the time we were there, other than missing family, friends, easy living, and snow, I never once actually missed 'Colorado.'

When we got back to Colorado, I expected to have a new and complete love for the place. I do appreciate some things a lot more, especially visual things. I see beauty where I didn't before. But it hasn't been the feeling of home that I expected, and I still have some of the same issues with the place. But what I do love IMMENSELY and will always love IMMENSELY is the people we have here. And it's been absolutely amazing to see how Regin has picked right back up where he left off with his loved ones here. There's no doubt in my mind that he somehow remembers them.