We're home. There was a great turn out for the memorial and funeral in Tennessee. I'm pretty worn out, so I'll write more in a future post.
I'm looking forward to sleeping in my bed. I feel like I could sleep for days. Lincoln did not sleep well while we were away. I never recovered from the lack of sleep during Keith's last week either. I have a feeling that a few naps will be in order this week. : )
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6 comments:
Oh, my heart goes out to you for your loss. I just surfed by your site and it sounds like you're going through so much.
God bless you as you go though this valley.
Kim Coreson
I am glad you made it home safely! I made Keith's mom's cracker cookies tonight and the oreo/cream cheese balls. I'll let you know how they turned out! :)
Glad you are home safe and sound. Get some much needed rest and I pray Lincoln sleeps better now that he is home too.
Welcome Home Stephanie. We're thankful for safe travels and praying for REAL REST in the coming days for you.
Brad & Christi & Lillie
I want to say I am so sorry for the loss of your husband and for the struggles you have been and are going through. I too hope you can get some rest. Your family has been in our prayers. Dawn and Ken told me about you and I actually live two houses down from you. Without giving our addresses out on the internet, we are the house with the Green suburban in the Driveway and the white monte carlo in the garage. We visited Crosspoint Sunday and I found your blog through the churches website. It looks like you may have gone to ACU from the comments from the Beards and the Maulsby's? We graduated from there in 2000. I would love to help in any way if you need it. Even if you just want to get out of the house but not have to drive anywhere. I stay at home with my four year old so we are usually here and looking for friends to play with. I came by this morning (9:30) but didn't knock very loud in case you were getting some rest. You and Lincoln are welcome to come over any time. We will be in and out until Wednesday. Then we will pretty much be here. I am more than happy to even come sit with Lincoln if you need to get some things done or take a nap. Again I am so sorry to hear about Keith and if there is any way we can be of an encouragement or help please let us know.
I didn't get to meet you the other day but I came up for the funeral on Friday and wanted to drop you a quick note to say how much you and Lincoln have been on my mind for quite some time now. The last time I got to spend with Keith was at my favorite thing in the world, a Red Sox Game. The game was in TX and lasted 18 innings. Keith was a great man as I am sure you already knew. My thoughts, prayers, and anything else that can ever be done are with you.
Chris
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