February 9th – leave day.
I have no idea what to expect on this day. I don’t know flight times or anything like that – I’m relying on our team leaders for that knowledge!
Apparently we’ll be back in Indianapolis sometime late-evening. Hopefully back in Warsaw before midnight.
I can’t wait to see my wife and daughter who I’ve thought about nonstop since leaving them in Warsaw. I know my inlaws have taken great care of them in Bluffton while I’ve been away!
Ella is probably walking and talking by now and maybe even doing long-division.
Oh dear.
Update for anyone who wants to know: the team is in the US and were through customs getting ready to get on their flight in Ft. Lauderdale( sp?. That flight will go to Memphis and then from Memphis they will fly to Indy. Pray that all goes smoothly since they only have a thirty minute layover in Memphis. Stevan sounded well and only had good things to report.
Great news!! Sorry we missed you while you were in B-town, grandma said she brought you coffee from the bean…lucky girl!
WELCOME HOME!!!!!!!
We have missed you ! Cant wait to hear all about your trip.
Thank the Lord for safe travels for all!
We are so pleased that you went and helped Stevan, and that you are now back home to your excitedly awaiting family safely!
Love, Mom
Welcome Home!
We’re glad everything went well, and it was a pleasure to watch Jessica and Ella while you were gone. Don’t worry, Ella is not doing long division yet (I stopped her when she started on fractions.) Lee Ann and I can now quote the “Brown Bear” book by heart.
Glad your home! Love you guys!
Dad G
I goofed up!
For anyone wondering if my mind is going, the answer is “usually, no.”
I meant to type:
Glad you’re home!
Perfectionists, be at ease. I caught the mistake! If you didn’t catch it, ignore this comment.
Dad G