The long day

The long day began last Friday and seems to be coming to a close today. So much has happened in such a short period that it’s left my head spinning. I’ve tried to catch up on all your blogs today after being kept at bay by blogger most of the weekend. I was unable to respond to my comments but I do appreciate each one. Although there are a million thoughts in my mind I haven’t taken the time to pen one yet. Perhaps I will tonight or tomorrow.

I no longer have a spare room in my home. That doesn’t mean I have no place for overnight guest. We can easily accommodate visitors. What it does mean is that my youngest has come home. April is both a bundle of joy and a bundle of nerves. Between she and Corry I am almost convinced that Corry was right when she said that women have the market cornered where feelings are concerned. I don’t know how long she will stay but I hope and pray to be able to help her learn to seek God’s will for her life before she leaves this time. She’s been rebellious through most of her youth and has suffered much for that. I will admit I was ignorant of many of the circumstances she had created or was in, but not by choice. I urge you all to prove everything you believe about yourselves and your family regardless of your confidence in the source of your information.

Corry and I had a wonderful time Saturday morning while visiting with a dear friend. She reads these articles but declines to comment here. After our visit we picked up our eldest and headed for Biloxi to view the reconstruction progress. I will refer you to Corry to read about what we found. She’s also described our Sunday afternoon, which was in stark contrast to the one on Saturday.

The day continued through yesterday and last night. I will spare you the details but let me say that it is difficult at best to assimilate an unorganized mess into an organized one. ;-)