What to say next

Okay - maybe I waited too long on this second post. Part of the problem is that I added a couple shifts at work, but that's pretty cliche to blame "being busy" for not blogging. The bigger problem is I couldn't decide on a topic. I'll keep some of the losers to myself for a while longer, but the motorcycle is one of them. I'll skip that for now, because it'll be a good entry once I get to it - hopefully soon. Another is the move here and, well, let's wait on that one too. What I want to talk about is my amazing daughter.

All of us are proud of our kids, and I'm certainly no exception. We moved across two states at a tough time (middle school) and she has come out nearly a year later stronger than ever, with new friends, new hobbies and continues to excel at school. Not just A's, but 100%'s in nearly every class. I'm also amazed at how she's conquered the challenge of starting Tae Kwon Do and getting fit. All while dealing with growing up and losing friends she's known her whole life. Summer was difficult for her (we moved in June just after school let out), as she didn't know anyone and had three months before meeting anyone at her new school. Again, we're all proud of out own kids, but I'm no exception.

I tell her I'm proud - now I'm telling the world.