On Monday morning, Miriam and I met up with my sister and her two girls and traveled together to see my other sister and her newborn twins. Oh my goodness. Sweetness is what they are. Holding and helping to feed them was bliss. My sister is doing so great juggling all that's involved with twin babies and I'm so proud of her.
Miriam and I returned home Thursday evening and on Saturday, I left again- this time it was to meet up with Jamey who was running an ultramarathon (100 miles). I don't think I've ever shared this little hobby of his with you all. As strange as it may sound, he really enjoys running long distance trail runs. This was his fifth 100-miler and, unfortunately, due to some stomach and quad issues, he had to drop out after 77 miles. My sister (the one who did NOT just have twins) came along to help me crew for him (traveling to each aid station to provide support). I could not have driven around in the dark woods without her.
Mile 68
Thank you for being patient while I was off gallivanting all over creation. I'm back now and hopefully my mind will settle down like the rest of my life. Pin It
So proud of Jamey! Glad to have you back!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Jamey... 77 miles... U.R.AWESOME.
ReplyDeleteSo many good things...the babies are adorable and perfect. Jamey is THE MAN. Missed you...xox
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. I'm sure you're eager to get settled back into home life although it sounds like your time away was very nice. Beautiful babies! Anybody who can run 77 miles has nothing to feel bad about. The man must be in goooood shape!
ReplyDeleteHoly kimoly! My husband would love to do an IronMan triathlon someday...but 5 100 milers? Wow. Good for him!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your hubby and to your family on Jamey's graduation! My hubby graduated from Pharmacy school this weekend too. I am so glad it's over! What a difficult time it's been for us, but also a very blessed time too. Rendering all control to God for his provision was/is hard, but as we knew, He was always there. I know that God made our schooling times a struggle so we knew to look back and see why we all worked so hard and to know that each gift He gives us is for a purpose and we must do our best to be good stewards of those gifts. Many blessings to your family!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Jamey on his graduation!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the twins are just so cute! I'm glad you had a sweet time with them. (:(:
Congratulations!!! Do I recall that Jamey's education was the main reason for your big garden?? What a milestone, then, you have achieved.
ReplyDeleteAnd I have never heard of ultramarathons, but GOOD GRIEF I am impressed. I don't think I realized that people could actually run 100 miles. wow.