Here comes the sun?
Posted on February 25, 2011, 5:30 pm by ElizabethIt feels weird but I’ve actually been feeling a little giddy the last couple of days. Giddy enough that I experimented in the kitchen again! We’ve had some good days, some bad days, some REALLY bad days. One Sunday, a friend told us that she had felt a really strong urge to pray for us “either Thursday or Friday” – she couldn’t remember – “Were Thursday or Friday bad for y’all?” Brian & I both said “Yes” (in other words, both were and it wasn’t an either/or thing in the least little bit).
I also had a realization earlier this month. One of my faculty had a meeting scheduled for the 22nd. I kept trying to write it down as November 22nd. I couldn’t figure out for the life of me why I kept trying to put November instead of February. It wasn’t Keith’s death. I went back and looked at the calendar. It was the date of his funeral. This past weekend was 3 months. It feels so much longer ago than that sometimes.
I got to try my hand at silk flower arranging. I learned a valuable lesson too – scissors are not wire cutters. They did alright until the handle pinched the pad of my middle finger and I got a blood blister. The end result was well worth it, though!
I still miss him. There’s still a hole in my chest. I’m thankful for a loving and understanding church family who are more than happy to let us hold their babies when we need one. These last few days, though, feel almost hopeful.




4 Responses to “Here comes the sun?”
By Jancie Bowen on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
He will always be with you no matter what. The arrangement is beautiful! You did an excwllwnt job!
By Elizabeth on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
Thank you, Janice! I actually did enjoy that. I’m also looking forward to flowers from the garden to come.
By Mimi on Feb 26, 2011 | Reply
Very hopeful, positive comment. I love you.
By Grandma on Feb 27, 2011 | Reply
Your arrangement is wonderful!
Some of my Gramma friends decorate for the season. They decorated for Christmas and Valentine’s Day, and now are talking about decorating for St. Patrick’s day.