hope and gratitude

Yesterday was the most awesome day.  Carlos had cancer two years ago and it came back this year.  He had surgery and did radiation treatment.  There was one another test after the radiation that the doctors wanted run to determine if two small spots they found were in deed cancerous as well.  If so he would need to do a chemotherapy treatment.  If not then he would only need to change his daily medication and of course see the doctor every three months.
He texted in the middle of the day and all he said was "Yay".  So exciting.  I can't even describe the joy to know he will not have to endure chemotherapy again.
Now that this has changed everything Carlos is now debating again if he should pursue a job opportunity in Seattle WA.  He stayed up for hours last night just thinking about it.  He asked me what I think about it and I honestly don't know.  I love a new adventure but I am concerned about what it would be like for Tiani. Changing schools can be a very hard thing.

at home time

Leaving the corporate world and working from home has been great.  I still get to do the same kind of art I was already doing but in the environment I want.  I can see the sun every day now. Most importantly I can see my daughter get off the bus each day.  The only down is that the work is sporadic and doesn't bring in near as much income as the corporate job.  It will hopefully pick up.  Time will tell.