Boy, did my day throw me a curve.  Last night I wrote that I would have to be creative to find things to do to keep busy.  And then throughout the night I thought of some things that I could do to meet my own criteria of being productive and profitable.  Then when I got to Friday it turned out differently.  I got a call from a new client and went and picked up some new papers after I dropped Sheila off for her first day of work.  It wasn't a great number, but enough to keep me working on them until 2 o'clock.  That was just in time to go pick up Sheila after her 3 hour shift.  Other then that my day was pretty quiet.  So now I still have in my mind's list the tasks that I though of last night that I still need to try to get to some time soon.  And tonight Richard threw me another curve.  He ended up not coming back to the office tonight so I will have work dumped on me tomorrow afternoon with little time to get it done timely.  It's okay.  I'm pretty used to life doing its own thing.  I just take it as it comes and don't worry about what it isn't.  Hey, that's my saying for today:  IT IS WHAT IT IS. I've used that before so it isn't new to me, but it is a good one from my arsenal. 

I got a divorce paper in this afternoon that Sheila brought when she did a few errands for me.  As I was looking through it to get it prepared I found a blog that had a picture from just last year at their wedding at the Draper Temple.  It bothered me to be aware of there situation that had fallen to where it is now and where it is headed.  I have dealt with our two and I see good things from them and better in the future.  But I also know what it brings and I don't want anyone to have to suffer that way.  But you know:  IT IS WHAT IT IS.  And I can and will live with that because I try to practice the first part of the serenity prayer:  GOD, GRANT ME THE SERENITY TO ACCEPT THE THINGS THAT I CANNOT CHANGE.