Life changes

It is looking really hopeful for my new job working in an Orthodox school doing one to one. Less status but less stress and more job satisfaction-although I was inevitably incredibly busy as a social worker I very often felt I was achieving essentially nil.
I am attempting let go-I must not tell my son to be careful with his money until he finds a job-that is up to him.
The daughter may be in a dodgy absorption centre on the outskirts of Tel Aviv with the majority of her property scattered around flats in Jerusalem but that is her problem and I have given her the scarf, jumper and blanket and now must accept whatever their fate is.
We have friends coming for Friday night and I am really looking forward to it. I realise I should invite more often cause it is so nice when I do. I wish the husband would give up the anti meat thing-I would love to simply roast a chicken.
Once again my work plans went down the toilet as I faced the mountain of ironing that accumulated-it is so annoying ironing is even more revolting in summer but you end up changing more often and doing more.
Discipline is needed.