Lean Into Jesus

I hope you have stuck around.  You'll catch on to the several dynamics in my life that hopefully will resonate one or more of yours.  So, a few updates.  My son had another life lesson this weekend.  He didn't get to enjoy our traditional Valentines Day Red Lobster day dinner.  He's had his share of life lessons, which again parallels someone else's life, but not exactly.  He is far ahead on his Christian journey than I was and his heart, his heart has such love in it for EVERYONE! We had our grandson this weekend which was so cool and once again, we were excited because we thought this was THE one of the four classes needed at our church.  Unfortunately, it wasn't and he knew right away.  No, I'm not a Grandma.  He and his sister made that clear from the start.  We all decided that it was either GMa or Glam-ma, which I'm fine with.  Actually, I'm so blessed to be a part of their lives that it doesn't matter...wait, it does matter.  Not sure why bu

Roxie and our new addition Bella.... Friday, one of my favorite days, although, while I say that, I always seem to get this work surge and stay late. Still trying to figure that one out. Since my wonderful boyfriend is home now, I have made it my goal to leave as close to 5 as possible. While I wish I could have started this blog years ago (I don't like the name "blog", it sounds like you're walking through jello to me), we'll all have to catch up together. Yes, last night, as I held Bella in my arms, I didn't think about death...and I was relieved. The last 3+ years, it has been a constant stream in our lives, not to anyone's intent, it just was. My husband lost both his parents in the last 4 years, one suddenly, his father and his mom, who lived in the same town, a few months ago. Keeping specific out of respect for other family members. I used to always wonder as a child, what was worse, dying suddenly or slowly dying of a disease. Dying s