
I sit here
tonight, flying thousands of feet above the ground, chasing the sunset west towards Washington and an Apparent Project Board Meeting -
pondering what lies ahead.
It’s always
an adventure – always a bit of a glorious mystery – always a feeling of
purpose.
Things always fall into place
for the next step in my “journey.”
This one is no exception.
As I watch
the clouds and wonder what is ahead of me for the next 10 days – I can’t help
thinking about who I left behind.
I am so
thankful for my husband. Thankful for
his love and his support that allows me to be obedient to what God has called
me to do. I’ve traveled a lot in the
last three years. I would not have even
contemplated all this when the kids were younger. Now that they are older and more independent, I am able to be away for days at a time but
there is still so much to do to keep our home running smoothly and keep
everyone on schedule.
Especially
with all that pulls at Russell’s attention.

Being a Pastor can be quite demanding at times and often pulls him in several different directions.
One phone call can
change everything. We learn to be flexible – go with the flow –
whatever and however God directs for that day.
We are a good team and we make it work.
Adding my extra work to his can
seem overwhelming.
You just can’t be two
places at once.
Fortunately this time,
the kids only have 2 ½ days of school left so the craziness won’t last the
entire time I’m gone.
One thing is for
sure though – he may feel overwhelmed at times, but he does a great job!
I can leave knowing that everything will be
taken care of and it will be done well!
It may be a mad dash to pick up before I get home – but it will be clean
when I get there and no one will have been lost in the process.
He’s awesome like that.
Thank you
Russell, for supporting me in my journey.
For stepping up and for sending me off.
For being willing to take up the slack and to also be stretched
yourself. You are my love, my best
friend and my hero! You awesome! I'll be home before you know it!!!!
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