I, too, was disappointed in Roland, but estatic(sp?) over Pam. I think I can deal w/Roland having a one time (hopefully) fling, much better thanif it had been Pam. I related sooo very much to Denise trying to get back into the workforce after raising kids (I'm doing it myself). It's tough, you make the decision to stay at home & raise your kids, then when they leave home (or are all in school), you think I can now get a job & we can have a few extra $$'s, but you find the job market has changed dramatically. Used to you turned your resume in in person, now it's all electronic, but for all the bumps in job hunting, I wouldn't trade being home with my kids for anything. -- Army Wives: Celebrating the circle of friendship!

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Date Posted: 08:37:36 07/23/07 Mon
Author: Texasbrat
Subject: I, too, was disappointed in Roland, but estatic(sp?) over Pam. I think I can deal w/Roland having a one time (hopefully) fling, much better thanif it had been Pam. I related sooo very much to Denise trying to get back into the workforce after raising kids (I'm doing it myself). It's tough, you make the decision to stay at home & raise your kids, then when they leave home (or are all in school), you think I can now get a job & we can have a few extra $$'s, but you find the job market has changed dramatically. Used to you turned your resume in in person, now it's all electronic, but for all the bumps in job hunting, I wouldn't trade being home with my kids for anything.
In reply to: Jennifer 's message, "Last nights ep left me a little unsettled, & here's why...." on 07:07:06 07/23/07 Mon

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[> [> Denise's school return brought back memories. I have have upgraded to computers in two different careers. Fortunately, I'm a quick study. Being the 'mature' student stuff made me laugh. I was 2/3rds through a course, mentioned my age and it was let's see some ID, LOL! Another GREAT eppy. I was disappointed in Roland's choice. It seemed he had weathered the toughest parts. As his wife is addressing her issues, it was a strange time to act this way unless on a subconcious level he wanted to hurt her like he feels he has been hurt. Liked that CJ and Denise are back on track. I was worried CJ might go the Amanda's my daughter route. Pleased that Pamela resisted temptation. Loved Denise's what to wear scene as well. CB has great comedic timing that compliments her dramatic chops excellently. -- Jubellant, 09:00:47 07/23/07 Mon [1]

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