The post below this one has been in the works for about a month. It was supposed to be much more in depth, but writing it has been slow going. Part two will, hopefully, not be so hard to get off the ground.
The results on the paternity test came back a few weeks ago; according to the lab, I am the father. Bwa ha ha ha! Er—anyway, Loren doesn't quite believe it; there's currently some confirmation testing underway (to show that the sample didn't get mixed up). I'm now moving forward on the assumption that I will be staying with Masami in the house that we bought.
I'm going in for my interview at the Postal REC site today. I'm going to need a second job to bring in enough money to make our mortgage payments. I went down there to interview yesterday, but just missed the person who could do it. When I went to the pre-employment meeting (or whatever they called it) they said it wasn't necessary to have an appointment and I took them at their word. Luckily, I've spoken to Merinda (the interviewer) on the phone today and now have an appointment to come in after I get off work at the library.
Back to the subject of the previous post: I think part of my problem with the writing is that I'd taken to the idea of writing about the complete history of my relationship with Masami as something to help me get through the breakup that with each passing day looked more and more inevitable. Now that things seem to be going a different way, I'm not sure I want to approach this project the same way. It's not the same to write about something that's still going on as to write about something that is over.
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