Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Almost Home

Just got a call from Phil and he made it to Miami and is about to board a flight to Dallas.  He said there was another quake last night and he definitely felt it.  He doesn't think it caused further injuries, but we need to pray that the aftershocks stop!  Didn't get to talk to him long, but he said it was an amazing experience and that he was so glad he got to go . . . I will update tomorrow after we have heard about everything . . . life is good.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Bags made it!

Happy to report that I got a text from Phil and all the bags made it!  Life is Good.

Haiti

Phil made it to Haiti this morning except the bags he checked did not make it.  They were filled with meds, food, etc. so we are praying they get on the next and last flight into Haiti this afternoon.  Some of Dr. Hobar's bags are still missing as well and they arrived yesterday - hopefully they will get them all today!

Saturday, February 20, 2010

quiet

Well, I never understood people talking about post-pardom depression but I think I get it now . . . except mine is post-event depression.  We had such a fun, crazy week despite being in limbo about where we are going to live, etc. Preston turned 8 today and we have had one awesome 24 hour celebration.  B-Day party at Pump it up with both 2nd grade classes - girls and boys and then a boys slumber party and tp'ing the girls houses - we have arrived at a new stage in our life!  The house has been filled with noise and chaos but it was all wonderful.  In the midst of it all, we were rapidly trying to pack Phil for his trip to Haiti.  The last b-day guest left at 1:00 and then Mom, Dad, Phil, and me were stuffing bags and loading the car to take Phil to the airport.  He made it and is on his way to hopefully use all his training and knowledge to help.  As I am praying for his safety and the people he can help as well as thanking the Good Lord for 8 years with Preston, I am having a hard time with "quiet" in our house.  Looking forward to Tuesday when Phil returns with hopeful stories and the kids friends fill the house with laughter, burps, farting noises and fun . . . . Life is Good.