We just finished watching 'our' show together.  That's the only time I can get my 'good wife' (pun intended) down here in my office for any length of time.  She has turned me into a computer monitor because she likes to check the school district web site all the time for jobs that she can accept or reject in her new career as a "nut sub cashi' (ask her what that  means).  I found one for her for Thursday earlier and she had had one for tomorrow, but turned it back in hopes of a better one.  And when we just checked there was one for tomorrow that appealed to her.  So we (she made up her mind and I clicked) accepted it and now she has to get up early again tomorrow and then again on Thursday.  The only bad part is that she won't be getting an early call from the computer tomorrow so that experience will have to wait for another time.  I am pleased that she finds this a new and appealing experience.  She says that it tires her out, but even though her feet hurt when she gets home she surely does seem to enjoy it.  Her first few times were very close schools and I was able to drop her off and pick her up so that I would have the car.  Today she was all the way up on 27th east and 7200 south to Butler Elementary School.  And tomorrow she'll be up on the east side of Sandy.  Same local different school on Thursday.  For her birthday today she got calls from most of the family, and she had a number of postings on Facebook.  And I took her to the Texas Roadhouse for dinner.  She did let me know that she does expect more our of this birthday and a show or another dinner is appropriate.  We'll have to see what turns up.  I can hardly believe that 1/2 of May is now history.  When that thought came to me today I was startled.  I had really lost track. You youngsters just won't be able to appreciate what its like to be old, until you are old.  But take it from me it is a whole nuther way of living.