Sunday, November 18, 2007
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While everyone else in these United States is anticipating Thanksgiving on Thursday, we will not be eating turkey or any of the usual things. We are running/walking in the turkey trot, heaven help us, and if we survive, we will most likely be trying to finish all the as-yet-undone tasks related to a most anticipated homecoming. Friday is the day, folks, and if I am not mistaken, that is a mere five DAYS away! I will miss weekly emails, wonderful reports of miracles in Mongolia, and the many blessings attendant to having a son in the mission field. These will be eclipsed, however, by the hugs, the personal stories, the privelege of looking at a face we haven't seen for these many months, and the hilarious presence of our own family spark plug. Hooray for reunions, family coming to town, and turkey on Saturday.
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6 comments:
Aw....sounds so fun! Good luck with the Turkey Trot!! Wish I could be there for all of it.
Wish you could be too, but we are so excited about visiting you soon! And that is a pretty dang exciting event too!
Wahoo!
Tender. Seriously can't wait!
I think that all of Mongolia will cry and all of the rest of the world will be happy that Eric will finally be home! What an exciting occasion, can't wait to see that kid!
Hi granny-I am your new fan. Your lovely/awesome/creative/fun daughter Angie teaches/inspires me every month in Simplicity. I love your blog. Congrats on your son being home-so exciting-mine will be back in 16-ish months. He is buds with your cool guy Ryan..
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