scary for us lay folks. He is getting a central line put in to expedite his care. He will be intubated for 3 days. Swelling has started but he is still cute, he
A school bus can mean all sorts of different things: dread, boredom, excitement, responsibility, change...it means something different to all of us. I was primarily homeschooled as a kid, and though I preferred that, there was still an element of desire and curiosity for me every time I saw a school bus when I was young. I couldn't help but wonder what it would have been like to be part of the school bus world. Of course I didn't have to wonder about it for very long because I did, in many ways, have the ideal education. There was that time I took the winter off from school instead of summer to practice my extra curricular work which was...downhill skiing and snowboarding. Then there was the part-time jobs at the local farms that I was able to do because of my own set and very flexible school hours. To clarify, because it sounds like I didn't do any academics at all in the above two sentences, I did. Lots. Tons. But I did them efficiently and completely independently, e
Ephesians 3:10,11 I am reminded about " power in the heavenly places." I pray that you would not be overcome by the trials that you face but as you pass through them something of the wonderful wisdom of God will be shown.
ReplyDeletefrom one mother to another, my prayers are with you! Praying that Leo recuperate quickly and all goes well!
ReplyDelete- Alexandra (parishioner of St. Xenia's in Methuen, MA)
We are praying in California. Lord have mercy!
ReplyDeleteDavid, Nicole, Violet, & Baby
I only know Leo and your family through this blog, but know that the church and all the faithful pray with you. Leo is loved by those known and unknown, seen and unseen. We pray.
ReplyDeleteKeeping prayers and thoughts going in your direction. We love you all! --LeeAnn, Sandy, and Peter
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