9 years ago
Thursday, April 24, 2008
School's Out For Summer...
Well for most people school is out for summer, but for me it's out for several days. Then it's back to the grind stone. But I wanted to take a minute and say hey. Last month I applied for the MAcc program at BYU, and now we're just waiting to hear what the next phase of our lives holds for us. If I am accepted to the program, Nicole and I will stay in Utah for two more years, and then move to ??? Well we haven't quite figured that out yet. Anyway this summer I have to stay in school to finish up the rest of my general education classes to be able to graduate and not have to worry about them while I'm in the MAcc. This summer is going to be rough because the class schedules are rather restrictive and I have morning and night classes, so I won't be able to have much time with Nicole and Andrew. But you do what you gotta do right. Anyway I guess that is about all, and if you would keep us in your prayers that I will be accepted to the program I would really appreciate all the help I can get. Talk to ya with the next post.
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I read with interest your Post about your wonderful Andrew.
However, it tugged at my heart at your HEADLINE.
You see, my Robby really is in Heaven. He went there in 1974 just before his second birthday.
He was born with a Congential Heart Defect. There were four things wrong with his heart. The patent ductus stayed open and saved his life at birth and we enjoyed him here on Earth for a very short 2 years.
You are where I was when Robby was born. I went back to school in 1973 so that I could finish my BS and get a better paying job so we could afford the many operations it would take to fix his heart.
In 1974, there were not many fixes. If Robby were born today, they could fix his heart before we left the hospital. Not back then.
Our first son turned 38 this year. Robby would be 36. Some days I miss him more than most. But after I saw him sitting at my feet in a vision in 2006, my heart does not hurt as much.
During a meditation one day, there he was. As a young teenager, sitting cross legged at my feet. Looking up at me with those piercing blue eyes.
Follow your dreams. I gathered from your POST that you are becoming a Teacher? Not sure I am so new to this BLOGGING stuff.
God bless... God loves you and so do I.
Shari
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