A Little More on Detachment

I have to say, after reading the detachment chapter, it seems that I've already started to do that!  Before I read it, I wondered how well I'd be able to detach.  Now I know that I am capable, because I've already started to do so!  
Examples:
- when H was upset with my son's summer school interim & was mad that "the teachers always do this" & how could he contact them, etc.  I know he was expecting me to "take over", but the thing was, I didn't have a problem with the teacher--she was doing her job!  Anyhow, I pointed out to him that since he picked up my son every day, he was there & there was nothing stopping him from going in the school & talking to her.  Of course he didn't, but I did put it in his lap.
- I've stopped putting away everyone else's dishes into the dishwasher (unless I'd just emptied a clean dishwasher).  Just my own!
- When he quit his job back in Feb, I did not offer to update his resume.  What I did do is tell him to mark up the last one & I'd be happy to type it up for him.  I haven't seen it yet, and I  haven't nagged him about it.  It's his resume, his career.  NOT MY PROBLEM!
So anyway, I'm on the right road.  The next chapter, which I just completed, is about nurturing yourself.  I think I'm much better at that now that the kids are older & now that I know I've done everything in my power to help my son.  The study  questions shouldn't get too intense.  However, the next chapter, "Facing your Fears" should be rather intense!