I've been back from Oklahoma City for a few hours now and I missed my blog the last few days. I also missed my dogs and my house and my bed. I have so much to say about OKC and about some updates on the adoption process and about some cuuuuute items I got for our little one and about the wonderful Ethiopian restaurant we ate at but all those things must wait. Tomorrow I will update with photos and fun details but tonight I have something else I must share.
While I was away I got some terrible news about a friend's situation. To protect her privacy, I won't share any of the details but please pray for her. Pray for peace and for the gentle comfort that only God can give when we are in indescribable pain. Pray for strength and for love and for blessings. Please just ask the Lord to give you the right prayers for this amazing woman. She is one of my dearest friends and I know that she believes in the power of prayer. Her situation is one that caused me to reflect this evening on how grateful I am to be blessed with such an amazing husband. I've devoted a blog (see:waitingonnate.blogspot.com) to sharing my feelings on his deployment to Iraq. But, here I would just like to share a little of my heart for this unbelievable man. Despite the fact that I have never actually lived in the same house as my husband and we have been married a year and a half, he is such an incredible part of my daily life. (I am rocking out the run on sentances this evening...I apologize) Nathan is rock steady. He is my stability, my logic, my voice of reason in the midst of my own craziness. He keeps me going throughout this terribly long journey of ours. He is my encourager, my leader, my supporter, my biggest fan, and my best friend. He is my humor on the humorless days and my sunshine on the darkest days. He makes me believe that I can be the person he thinks I am. He makes me believe that I am beautiful and smart and funny. He has taught me to trust when all other men have taught me to fight. He has taught me to have faith when a situation seems hopeless. He has taught me a little bit about what the love of Christ is like. He isn't perfect by any means but he is a true blessing. He is my heart and for the first time in my life, Nathan has shown me what it feels like to be home.
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