Giving thanks...
So, I was writing a post and I had a thought as I was writing: NO ONE IS GOING TO WANT TO READ THIS! I highlighted the document and with one strike of the delete button it was gone.
So, I was writing a post and I had a thought as I was writing: NO ONE IS GOING TO WANT TO READ THIS! I highlighted the document and with one strike of the delete button it was gone.
Is this an appropriate post? I don't know. I want to post with honor and with integrity. I am here to be real and nothing more. So, this is real. This is really my life. I guess if you need to turn a blind eye, do so. I am willing to own my feelings and my life and I am willing to be honest about them. I am not out to hurt anyone or bring anyone shame in the process.
Thank you for serving me. Thank you for all the sacrifices you have made to ensure my freedoms and the freedoms of those I love. Thank you for your choice to be good and choose service to your country above yourself. The greatness of America is found in the goodness of her people. If her people cease to be good, America will cease to be great. Thank you veterans for being part of the good that has made America as great as she is.
There is not a title I could put to this post that could be any more appropriate.
It has been a long time since either one of us has written, and this is going to be a very quick update. Things have been very crazy here in many many ways. Most importantly - We have our court date on November 10th! We Fly to Ethiopia on Sunday 6th arriving Monday 7th Ethiopian time. We are staying through Saturday 12th as that is our sons birthday and we get to celebrate that with him. It almost seems surreal that this time is here. We are soooo excited to finally meet our son in person. We will update when we can, however at this time just pray for a successful trip and court appearance!
I have no idea what to post other than...
Another school year has started. I was fortunate enough to see my youngest babe off to her first day of Kindergarten and had such a meltdown! I thought for sure I would have no issue-- she had been to preschool the year before-- had my emotions in check. I got this, definitely have it covered. After dropping her off to the library with the rest of her class to wait for her teacher, I crumbled as the thoughts ran through my mind: My youngest, dropped off to Kindergarten. This is it for the Narunsky Kindergarten drop-offs. What am I going to do? They are all growing up so quickly!! Where is my time going? I have no more babies. They are so big.