The support shown to Jarom from family and friends just warmed our hearts. A big thanks to all who came and especially to the ones who worked so hard to help feed us all!
My family is growing up so very quickly.....I never thought I would become the shortest, but I'm thinking that's going to happen!
Having a Son like Jarom is such a blessing. He seems to have been a Mama's boy since his first breath, and he still is! (at least that's what I choose to believe;) I know he will be an amazing Missionary and I am so proud of his decision to serve. I will try and be unselfish enough to share him for 2 years....or as we like to look at it - just 24 fast Sundays! Sending a child off and out of reach for 18 months or 2 years, brings about feelings that are just too hard to explain. I cry alot the last week before they leave, and have my moments throughout, but am so thankful to my Heavenly Father for helping me while they are gone. I know He helps keep me distracted with life, and most of the time even makes the time move along quickly. But no matter what it's a long time not to hug your child.
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Good luck Jarom!! France won't know what hit them!!!!
Heavy sigh, Ephra. I know you still have tears, but he will be back before you know it! Can't wait to hear him speak French!
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