Thanks everyone,
And you're right Cassie, it seems if it's not one thing it's another

Hey, but that's life. The dinner didn't go as expected. My daughter couldn't take seeing Stephanie, and she started to cry, so I decided to leave them all together to talk and relax and think things through. As I've mentioned before, I'm giving my daughter all the time she needs. On the other side, the brother who said that he didn't want anything to do with us completely changed his mind, and even gave me a huge hug, telling me that he was sorry for the way he reacted and that he will be there for us

Silver linings

I can so relate with what you said Sheila, I love teaching them and having them do the evacuation drills. I never thought that jumping out the back door of a school bus could be so exciting. I often have to drive special needs children. They are a great bunch and I had gotten to know them pretty well before my transition. I'm sure that they will be OK with me when I drive them again. Actually I'm looking forward to it as the one thing that I love about them is that they aren't judgemental. and they take you for who you are, not what you are. I really love them.
This Saturday we are going to a local dance. The band is really good, we've heard them before. In fact at the last town fair where they played, we were invited back to the lead singers house for an after hours party. I was kinda nervous so I stayed on the sidelines. This will be my first dance, so to say that I'm a little scared would be an understatement, but the couple who we are going with said that they will keep an eye on things

I asked my wife, "what should I do if someone asks me to dance?", her answer was simple "dance". She's great

Chat later,
Steph