How nice is it is to have all of us back there together. We’ve been making this annual trip (with aunts, uncles, cousins, and even second cousins) for over 20 years. The first time I remember going was the year I graduated from kindergarten… so maybe we’ve been doing this for closer to 25 years. We were so glad to have Mom and Dad join us again this year. All of the hours spent packing countless medical supplies was well worth it, and Dad even got to hit the golf course to ride along with the guys. 
On the medical front, no news these days. He’s just trucking along and waiting for what the next step may be. All’s well!
Thank you, Tracy, for posting. I, and I am sure others, still check the blog every day. So grateful to Our Lord for continuing to hear and answer our prayers in that your dad is trucking along and is doing well, waiting for the next step. Just know that we continue to pray for each of you and are blessed by your being in our lives. God's continued blessings,
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I've been checking in often to see how things are going. In this case, no news is really very good news! How wonderful that you were all able to spend the 4th in New Braunfels!
ReplyDeleteWe all are still hoping the days are getting closer for you and a final surgery. I am glad you all are able to still celebrate the 4th of July. I had many happy memories of going to Monsignor Leopold's cabin next door and being around Uncle Sam and Aunt Margaret's family and other 1st cousins, including Uncle Johnnie and Aunt Regina family and others.
ReplyDeleteAll's well indeed...AMEN & PRAISE BE TO GOD!! Thanks for continuing to share with us, i'm especially enjoying all the good news and it's always good to see the happy pictures!! Looks like ya'll had a fantastic time together and that's so wonderful!! God Bless & have a great rest of the summer...Brenda W ;o)
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the post - its great to see that your Dad is doing so well with every challenge that comes.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well!
PS For some reason the term "graduate from kindergarten" cracks me up. :)