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We went to church this morning where Jacob did not have a good morning. Still dealing with transition, I suppose. He did OK when I was in there - not a habit I want to start. After naps we ran errands and ate dinner at Panera's. The boys did great with their grilled cheese SW and the apple from Mommy's plate..jpg)
Jacob reports: "Mommy, I eating apple lying down." Good job!
Please pray Dean's ship is NOT delayed!
5 comments:
Hang in there! It takes time to adjust to military life and soon you'll realize how to function again but...just wait until they got to school and you're working again and then trying to deal with all the in and out ports. Love you guys!
Ps. Emily said Jacob looks so big now and wants to know where her toy vacuum is. :) It's amazing what she remembers.
Our prayer will be that the ship in "not" delayed and that God will keep you all under His protective umbrella during this final week of separation. You are doing an incredible job of keeping the home fires burning and I know that Dean will be so blessed when he gets home to his family. Love you lots-Mom
An echo to your mom's comment--you're doing a great job, Julie! Keep on keepin on, Mama, and remember He goes before you, behind you, and especially right there with you. Look forward to the posts when Dean arrives home.
Laura
I'm having trouble publishing my post from today and editing yesterday's title. I'll keep working on it...
Hi, Kimberly and Emily! THe vacuum is a favorite toy played with daily. In fact, it's in the upstairs hallway b/c it didn't get put away yet tonight.
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