I am very thankful for my family. Josh talked Abby into going hunting with him the other week and she killed this eight-pointer. Since Harper's been born they haven't hunted together until that night. I am very thankful for a wonderful son and daughter-n-law.
I am thankful for a great daughter and probably a soon to be son-in-law. We just keep waiting on Wesley to get it in gear.
Then there is this man, with his long hippy hair which I really like. This is one of the few times I got a smile for no reason other than I was probably making fun of him. I can't tell you how much I appreciate and am thankful for him in my life.
And last but definitely not least, this girl. Who brings smiles to my face every time I see her.
I visited and helped with a friend this past weekend and to say it was a little overwhelming is an understatement. Myra was a little more frail than I had mentally prepared for. She was a little sentimental, still humorous and extremely tired and in alot of pain. I stayed tough and light while there but on the ride home I realized how things were a little worst than I had hoped for. Cancer is straight from the pits of HELL and shows no mercy on individuals or their families. Stress is not stated enough in these situations, life is draining and tiring on everyone involved. And pain is all consuming that you can't think past it at times. I am thankful for Myra and who she is. When I got there she said Tracy it is a sad day, I said Why? She said let me show you, she grabbed my hand and led me to a table beside where she sits and sleeps most of the time. I had painted her back in 1986 a ceramic Jesus praying at a big rock, Myra said Jesus face fell off can you fix it. We both laughed, some men had brought her a new mattress and they knocked the figurine off and broke his face. We both agreed it had to be trashed. On those sad days, you have to look for humor, joy and peace in the midst of weariness. I am so thankful for all God has given me.
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