It’s been a nearly all-work day for Mom and I today, except
for a little play time with our friends at the Inn. Mom and Miranda won the game night senior
championship; while Rowen and I mostly tried to ignore the classmate weirdness
that had resumed after getting a break from it last Thursday night due to
Karla’s birthday party.
I also needed to dodge Aunt Leanne, since she seemed to be
more interested in playing at matchmaker than in game night – which could be
why she and Uncle Adam didn’t even place top five this week. We really don’t need to go there tonight; and
I’d rather write an update on the family business instead; as promised in my
journal entry last night.
Sometimes it’s hard to believe that it’s only been a bit more
than a year and a half since I started helping out with the family business;
and only a bit longer than that for Aunt Leanne, Miranda, and the others. When you think about all of these changes,
it’s amazing just how perfect the timing has been – both for the success of our
family business, and because there is more need for our charities in nearly
every country around the world.
Considering the state of the global economy, our businesses
are doing exceptionally well too. We’ve
managed to expand while also increasing our charity work; increasing our family
business value by about twenty-five billion dollars since that first night when
Mom started telling Dad and Aunt Leanne about everything. We’ll be getting more people involved in
helping us to do even more; though any growth we achieve will be done solely to
give us the ability to do even more with our charities. We’ll need to do everything we can for that;
since there will be much greater need between now and the Ascension of the
Light.
For my little part of the family business, I can report that
nearly all of my companies are doing great.
I’m mostly working on Christmas now except for a few retail-related
issues for Halloween. There are always
ongoing projects and normal business operations for me to keep track of; but
I’m keeping up with the regular work now without any trouble.
I do get tired, though, and since getting home and helping
Mom get Ethan and Ehlana off to sleep; she and I have been working in the
office. It’s nearly one o’clock, and
I’ve had enough fun for the day, so I’m going to pack up and go to bed.
Say ‘goodnight, Cassie’.
“Goodnight, Cassie.”
