My life after marriage

I got married at the ripe old age of 17. My daughter was born the following February. (please, no math). I was still very young and not the best mother around. If it hadn't been for my mother-in-law, no telling what would have happened. But I'm proud to say that I have a beautiful daughter who still pushes my buttons at times but I still love her dearly. 8 1/2 years after she was born I had a son. Thankfully I had settled down some by that time and I cared for him myself. We lived in many different places in Knoxville and Kingston and never really had a permanent address until the past 13 1/2 years. We have lived in one place that long. Hard to believe, huh? Also I am an LPN who is going back to school to get my RN degree. It seems like I have been in school forever getting in all the prerequisites and all, but I'm closer now than I was. Also last semester I saw American Sign Language offered at my school and took an interest in it. Now I'm hooked. I want to be able to communicate with ALL people (as long as it's within the English language). My husband is impressed with what I have learned so far and is encouraging me to further my education in ASL. Anyway, back to the subject at hand. My husband is a disabled veteran. If I had known how it was going to be before I married him, I probably wouldn't have. But then I was 17. Now I'm glad I did. He is a good man and I love him. My son is currently in the army and should be getting out in about a month. YEAH!!!! Both my children are married and have given me 4 wonderful grandchildren. My daughter has Rebecca and Nicholas and my son has Billy and Shelly. These kids are my life but please, no more! I love keeping my kids on weekends but I can't keep them all at once. They're quite a handful. Plus there is some jealousy going on between babies. I love my life as it is. I stay busy with work, school, my husband and trying to help my mom as much as I can. I only wish I could do more. But my husband is VERY dependent on me and I can't let him down. I guess I've bored you enough. Maybe my next post will be more interesting. Thanks for looking.