Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Thank you

Thank you all for you comments about the house and yard. You are all wonderful.

I just finished watching P.S. I Love You. I can't stop crying. I think I'm crying because I miss all of you. I miss my family. Parkside. Friends. The life that I had there. The life I knew. It is so scary to start something new. I am so proud of Annie Dow going back to college to become a teacher. She is amazing and kind and smart and will be able to do so many great things. She will also continue to be the most wonderful mom and wife.

I am proud of myself for making this move. I lived in Utah for almost 41 years. This is not the most scary thing I have handled. I know I am strong and can do it. Still crying. Can't stop. Maybe it is just stoooopid peri-menapause. Hate the hot flashes. Okay, I need my mom. I want to see my mom and give her a hug. I can't breath...too many tears. It sucks to be me. I will be better in the morning.

3 comments:

The Weston's said...

oh honey- I'll cry with you!! I have a love-hate relationship with that movie :) But It's late and I could use a good cry too. {I think mine is just "that time" but this stupid Mirena confuses me} feel better in the morning. k-

Lisa Cannon said...

That is a sad show. I hope you still aren't crying!

I think you are so brave. I am a chicken and don't ever want to move. Everyone who lives away from home eventually really loves being away.

It will get better!!!

Anners said...

Is your mom going to come out and visit you this summer (I hope so). I can only imagine how homesick you must feel.

I too am proud of you for making this move. It must be overwhelming. But, if anyone can make a place theirs, it's you!!! You are adorable, engaging, fun & wonderful. Anyone would be lucky to call you their friend. I'm sure you are working your way into many Minnesota hearts. In time, Minnesota will feel like home. It just takes time.

Know that all of us here in Utah still love you and are here (at least in blog form) for you.

You are doing this, everyday doing it. And, one day it will be home in every sense of the word.

Love you. Take care. And, thanks for the supportive words about me.

Love,
Anners