It's been a
loaded weekend, to say the least. We're home now, but not without a day full of activity under the belt.
We started off with breakfast at Rob's dad's house; yesterday's visit there brought us back together for the morning there with them, this time complete with a visit from Rob's younger niece Ella, who is Sydni's age. We were greeted first by the little furry reminder of joy in the face of an otherwise tense situation: Ginger!
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| good morning, beautiful girl! |
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| hi, ella! ♥ |
We ate breakfast and spent the morning in the company of family, which was exactly what everyone in the house needed.
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| kate with the pups & ginger |
We soon said our goodbyes [for now; we'll be back asap!] and headed back to Dillon's to scoop up our dogs and be on our way.
Oh, I can't forget to mention the
other pitstop before we hit the highway:
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| ohhhhhh brother.. |
Remember this girl? Yes, she's still in operable condition and has spent the last couple of weeks shacked up in Matt's shed. We made a detour through Collinsville on our way out to say our thanks to him and load her up. The guys took to that task, while I hung back and marveled over Apollo, Matt's dane:
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| apollo! |
The process went a lot smoother than I'd expected, and within a matter of minutes, the bike was hauled up, strapped in and ready to go!
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| ready to go! |
Despite the roller-coaster of emotions, we seemed to stay in decent spirits for the ride home. We know the next couple of months are going to be a bit strenuous, regardless of how the course of events fall, but we know we're stronger together and when you add God to the mix, joy in the midst of it all is an undeniable fact.
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| road trippin' it! ♥ |
We're home now, exhausted and ready to call it a night.
Happy week, loves.
xo |
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