ali's african adventures

Just when I think that I have 'toughened up' enough to read about the healings, the joy, the miracles, the sickness, the triumphs and the losses, I find that I just don't know myself at all. It's easy for me to say that I feel for you and those around you as if I was there, that I'm envious of missing the joy of celebration when a baby comes back, that I'm wishing I was there to hug and pray during the sadness. But the reality is that you're living it, and I'm not. I'm not back on the ship, although I cry with tears of sadness and of joy as if I were. Bless you all.

#3 Sher Sutherland on 2010-04-24 03:06

As usual, I am glad I stopped by. I will be praying for your health as well as the children that you share with us. How fortunate you are to be seeing God move in miraculous ways on a daily basis!

#4 Lori Schneider (Homepage) on 2010-04-24 06:40

That's wonderful about Maurius!
I hope you don't have hepatitis. What a miserable thing to go through.
And, on a happier note, I love your new blog header.

#6 Anna (Homepage) on 2010-04-24 22:31

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