constant change

Just when I thought things would never change...they did!

David cut his hair after a year of doing "dreds" the natural way. In case you aren't familiar with that it means not shampooing, cutting or brushing your hair. He said he washed his hair with sea salt and soap, but it always looked stringy and greasy. It really wasn't...but it looked that way. It was working for him because he had a job working on a dock. But, when he went to get another job things had to change. So, to my pleasant surprise, he cut all his hair off! He now has a job at a Mexican restaurant in Arlington!

So, both my kids work at Mexican restaurants. Looks like lots of enchiladas and margaritas for us in the future!

Juan got his motorcycle license and is looking at Harleys. As long as he buys one that had a seat for me I am good with all that. I have always been afraid of motorcycles, but these days, the older I get, the more daring I become. Midlife crisis? Maybe...

Changes in our lives are the only consistent thing we can depend on. Never a dull moment in my sweet life!