Remember the old woman who lived in a shoe? I'm a lot like her, with a husband and varying numbers of children in our 100-year-old farmhouse. This blog is about our lives.
A good post & timely as I am dealing with another child (and more of my grandchildren) moving out of state. It is so hard to see them go ... and I am beginning to think that none of our children will remain here in the NW:) Sigh. Blessings, Aimee
Years ago my father said that if more than half of us (number five out of eight) moved east, they would, too. Well the time came when all but one did, but they stayed put! Melva
A good post & timely as I am dealing with another child (and more of my grandchildren) moving out of state. It is so hard to see them go ... and I am beginning to think that none of our children will remain here in the NW:) Sigh.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Aimee
What a great post, it's where I am also right now with my 4. Many things to think about, so well put.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the thoughts - makes me appreciate my sibling who has "never left" and me who is over 500 miles from home.
ReplyDeleteSuch a good article. I'm one who left, and I sometimes just wish for "normal." Good thoughts.
ReplyDeleteYears ago my father said that if more than half of us (number five out of eight) moved east, they would, too. Well the time came when all but one did, but they stayed put!
ReplyDeleteMelva