Isn't that what mission control uses to countdown until liftoff? Well, it is now "T- minus 5 hours" here meaning it is about 5 hours from when James should be landing. Unbelievable that this day has finally arrived. I'm in shock and dumbfounded, thrilled beyond words, and nauseous.
Yep. That's right. I'm sick to my stomach. I'm certain it is mostly nerves and anxiousness. I wasn't even able to give it my all in class this morning because my stomach was churning so much. I wonder if other ladies go through these same emotions or if I'm the only silly one that gets this feeling in her stomach like a giddy bride on her wedding day. Jeesh, we've been married almost 14 years. I guess it's a good thing, though, to still feel butterflies after all this time. It means the spark is still there and the absence certainly made the heart grow fonder.
The wait will end soon enough. Until then I have oodles to finish up around the house. My next post will be after he's made it home!!!!
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December 2006
I've come to accept that everything truly does happen for a reason. However, we may not always be able to see what that reason is until much further down the road, if ever. Through my reflections in this blog I hope to see those reasons, and myself, more clearly.
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- Kris
- I grew up in the Midwest where I met and married my military husband at the young age of 19. We've been blessed with two daughters, and have lived in KS, TX, OH, AL, and GA. The military life has been good to us so far despite the repeated deployments. I have been a stay-at-home-mom through the years until recently when I began teaching aerobics classes while the girls are in school. It keeps me busy until I can be with them again, which is my first love. My children are like the air that I breathe in that without them I would suffocate.
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1 comment:
I am so excited for you!! Happy homecoming!
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