The UUA has a whole section of their website devoted to RE curricula: here it is. Actual curricula are in the Tapestry of Faith subsection, but that's only one part of the resources on offer.

Of the programs for kids found here, I have only personally taught Creating Home and Moral Tales, both of which are decent in my opinion. I mean, they need some tweaking for the situation on the ground, but that is true of any curriculum.

I'm feeling a little better this weekend -- questions from customers have tapered off a bit, and I've also created a sort of standardized sound bite that preemptively answers the most common followup questions, which shortens those conversations and also conveys, through tone and the obvious practice of my delivery, that I am sick and tired of talking about this and don't have any more information to provide. Also, I've mostly decided to go slow on the job search front until further into June, because it was stressing me out trying to do so many things at once. I can survive on unemployment for a while. I could even survive with NO income of any sort for about six months, though I really don't want to go that route. So I am trying to cut myself some slack in the name of mental health, at least for a little while. *wry*