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27 Days of Thankful #21 and #22


Boy do I have a lot to be thankful for today.

First for old friends and new. I recently got back in touch with "M" - he was my best friend for 3 years of Hell High School. Before now I hadn't seen him for almost 11 years...he came to my wedding, then he went on his mission. I saw him one more time after he returned home, he stopped by to visit and see our new baby. And then we sorta lost touch. Until now....AND I got a new friend out of it.

We went to M's home for dinner last night...and I got to meet his fabulous wife...she's "M" too! They're M&M...I can't believe I didn't say that to them last night! Anyway...M (her) and I really hit it off. We're kinda the same person. We have very similar views on so many things from how High School was stupid and people who want to go back are crazy...to our slightly psycho/paranoid approach to motherhood! Their 2 children are the same ages as our 2 youngest and they absolutely had a ball together! Oh and Hubby and M (him) got along great too. I am so thankful for an old friendship rekindled and a new friendship found!

Now for the news that I'm thrilled to share. Thank you all for your kind words, and your prayers for my friends K and S. I'm so happy to tell you all that S was released from the hospital yesterday. She still has a long road ahead of her to full recovery - but she gets to be home, where she belongs, with her husband and her babies. She is being treated for bacterial pneumonia right now, but she is able to walk with the assistance of a walker. I chatted with K on her last night in the hospital. He seemed so tired and worried. He didn't know she would be coming home the next day. His FB post that next morning was so overjoyed and relieved...even though I was home alone...it put a HUGE smile on my face. Today I am so thankful for the power of prayer. For I know that it was through the many prayers of people who know and love them, as well as people who had only heard about their situation, that S was able to make such an improvement.

Like I said. I have a lot to be thankful for today. Please head over to my friend Amanda's to experience more gratitude!

Comments

How cool that you rekindled an old/new friendship. I am soooo wishing T and I had more couple friends. It would be nice to double date. :)
Heather said…
Oh I'm so happy your friend is doing so much better!

Congratulations on finding a new friendship and reviving an old one. It's funny how new friends show up when you least expect them to!
Rhonda said…
What great news! Making new friends. Great update on your other friends!

God is awesome!
Sare said…
I left you an award! I'll read you later though cause I have to go to work now...ew.
Sare said…
OH MY SAKE!!! I am so sorry!! I am SO glad that she is starting to feel better though!! what a wonderful blessing!!!! Oh my sake...I'm so sorry hon!! I'll add her to my prayer list!!!
Emmy said…
Such good news! Glad that she can be home with her family.
Sounds like you had a wonderful weekend
Macey said…
So glad she's better!! Hey! Is "M" me?? Just kidding. Just that she's an M, I'm an M...hitting it off...blah blah blah. But I don't live in UT. Dangit.

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