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I sometimes wonder is it better to tell the truth or to remain silent and let people assume.  I have been thinking about this a lot lately and I am not sure really what the answer is.  Some people are just far more open with their struggles.  Anyway....
We spent the day shopping.  A bike for Missy Kay and roller blades for Jake and Lee.  Plus safety gear.  We were in East Boise and I was thinking a ride to Idaho City would have been nice but the kids wanted to get home and try out their new toys.  Okay so did Lee.  We are still searching for bikes for Lee and I.  We were able to do some hiking today as well.  I am glad for Daylight Savings I love the light at night.  Although it had proven harder to get the kids in bed on time. 

There is still so many unknowns that I am struggling with.  I wish I was more go with the flow like my husband.  I am working on it. 

We are still debating summer plans.  Lee got a huge guilt trip about one of the plans.  I am really frustrated about it. 

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