Ah, the last couple/three days have been interesting....
Went to interview for my job and do the necessary paperwork/computer form stuff to complete hiring process for part time hospice RN job.  There's times I just shake my head and say, "Can't we just go back to paper forms?!"  Filling out tax forms on a computer is a mine field.  Then they insist I show them my diploma from nursing school-- say what??  No other organization has ever asked for that (I graduated in 2005) and so I've had to contact the college to get verification I graduated emailed to them.  Which Is Crazy b/c you can't even TAKE your nurse boards (test to be licensed) unless you've graduated from nursing school.  Sigh.
Then I come back to hometown and have to address some family issues + discuss with sons and decide what to do about the current yardwork situation.  A hired team comes in 2x/month during growing season and mows.  I've just become fully aware that that is ALL that is included in the monthly base amount I pay; you want the hedges trimmed, it's a separate fee.  You want old plants torn out and new ones planted, that's a separate fee.  Etc, etc.  Yeah, I think we're going to take the yard work back.  I have two able-bodied males available who are willing and that will save $130 a month.
And last but not least, my social security payment is AWOL again; when I called about not getting anything in January, they had a reason (convoluted to me) but assured me my monthly payment would be in my acct. each month here on out.  So far in February, NADA.  I fixin' to light a fire under someone!
At least (as I mentioned earlier) I found my glasses so that has been a happy thing!  Daffodils/bulbs are blooming and some of the trees are trying to put out leaves.  The weather's been nice enough for a walk most days and I'm trying to take advantage of that.  I hope y'all have a good rest-of-the-week