I also love bald men. My DH has a head full of naturally brown hair (at 65) but my side of the family produces bald men. I was raised by men who went bald early and I'm grateful for their presence in my life. Such great news. I am so happy for you. I wish you happiness.

What do you do around your house with the kids? DS is 3 and we're home most days. Most of the time when I ask if he wants to go somewhere he says he wants to stay home! LOL We go outside and play on his slide or swim in our small Easy Set pool. He likes to watch TV, play with his toys, paint and color or really anything. He's into helping around the house and being helpful, too. Try involving your son in stuff you're doing. Sometimes it may take longer or you may have a mess to clean up but the kids have so much fun and enjoy it. We try to get out at night or on the weekends. Even then, it's not a lot of time at the store. (He even likes going to the grocery store...he reminds me of things we need to get! LOL) We usually visit family or friends on the weekends one or twice. You could easily just take rides just to look for animals or whatever. Our son isn't around a ton of kids and yet when he is, he makes friends quickly and they get along so I"m not all concerned about him not being in daycare or preschool. Also, I've found that just sitting down and talking to your kids makes them happy and can be fun. Our son will ask a question...like today it was, "Can we take our dog to the fair this week?" and I explained dogs weren't allowed and reasons why. So now he can share that with Daddy when he comes home. I"ve also had to explain why it has to rain or why it thunders (so he's not scared anymore I said that two clouds are fighting over whether it should stay hot or cool off) or why the pool was getting slimy.. A lot of the time that we are talking, I'm also doing something else like preparing supper and he feels he's getting attention and I"m getting my work done, too. Or we can be driving in the car and he'll ask what a road sign means and I've taught him a few and he'll tell us now! Include your son in every day simple stuff and to him it can be fun and it may take care of his boredom. Good luck and no you're not alone. All parents, even parents with seemingly good kids have bad days. We all have days we would like to go on strike, too. You just have to figure out the best way to deal with those days and get through them.

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How big are your trees and how many? Some sulfate takes a while to really change the ph, if I recall, its in weeks when I use with my big blueberries (but there are many sulfate compound variants, which I can't recall what mine was). 5 gal isn't much for in ground trees. The size of the tree is the determining factor for how much I put down. So the bigger the root area (equiv to the tree branch coverage), the more I put down. I don't have any in ground citrus, but my other fruit trees, I do the same. Splashing around the trees, probably didn't meet the required amounts. Also since you said the trees were under-fertilized, you can spray the leaves with half the concentration, it will have much quicker uptake. I like foliar application as a general rule - it goes in quick, any that washes off the leaves, goes to the roots.