On the evening of April 28, 2019, my son and his family arrived from Utah.
It had been 1,946 days since I saw him face to face and could hug his neck.
I cried when they drove up and grabbed him to hug him before he could get out of the car.
We are adjusting to having a full house and lots of opinions and lots of things to take care of.
This is a roller coaster of emotions and adjustments. Sometimes we are loud and sometimes we are quiet.
Please pray for us all as we transition through this move.
We are getting to know Brian, his wife Megan and the kiddos (Kaden, Abby and Kyson) as every day passes.
Parish Homestead now includes the Sadler Crew and hopefully this summer we can have some campouts in the backyard and some trips to the creek and make lots of crazy memories.
I am thrilled to have them here and love them all so much.
We plan to shower them all with love and help as we help them find jobs and get their own place later this season.
If you are watching my facebook page, I posted a few Sunday photos of the kiddos as they got ready for church. I imagine I will take lots more pictures as time goes by.
I hope to have a great summer full of out-door activities as my health will allow.
Keep in touch folks! I love hearing from you!
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