Sunday night

Oh, but I should be in bed now. We have to get up tomorrow just as if I have to go to work, which rather sucks. We're feeling relatively relaxed about the actual interview, although this might not be the best or wisest course of action. From what I understand, if they're "overwhelmed" with evidence that you're a legitimate couple, they won't bother with an interview when you have the conditions on the greencard removed. We sent them a bunch of stuff, so I don't know why they felt the need to call us in to talk about it. You never can tell about them, though. M can apply for citizenship in September, which is pretty neat. It'll be nice to have the whole rigamarole over with for good. No more spontaneous interviews or fees and forms.

Whst else is new? I've felt fairly crappy all day.. tired and achey and sluggish. We did the family thing anyway, since it's been a while since we've done the normal Sunday thing, for various reasons. Nothing really new to report, except that the kids were in fine form--and I don't mean that in a positive way--and my dad was exceptionally silly. We played Cranium, and that was rather fun, I thought. Don't think my mom thought it was all that terrific, though, which is unfortunate because we bought her the game for Mother's Day. She had at least one kid sitting on her nearly the whole time, though, and perhaps she'll like it better if she gets to sit by herself. ;)

We went to Lexington last night and went out with Jenny and Andy and had quite a nice time. I laughed so hard that it really hurt for a few minutes at one point. I could retell what made me laugh but I just don't have it in me tonight. I'd ruin the funny. I do so hate a ruined funny, so I'll leave it, and everything else, alone for the night. I'm really sleepy. I just wish we hadn't eaten dinner quite so late, because I hate going to bed on a full stomach.