Quoting jethro: KAW, it's less me feeling as though my PMA is her responsibility as it is having to deal with the mood swings. I felt like I'm on guard all of the time.
Yea, I know what you mean. I don't why we do it, but we tend to try to read our S's PMA as a barometer. When the barometer drops, we start to feel the aches and pains in our joints, knowing that rain is on its way. When the barometer, reads high, we look forward to lotsa sunshine and what a great day its gonna be. The point is despite the weather (S's PMA), its in our control to be as upbeat in the rain as it in the sunshine ...
"Just singin in the rain..." eerrr, well that's snow around here ...
