The rest of the squadron is arriving in Japan tomorrow. I have a feeling the end of T and I talking once a day is coming to an end. I can handle that- as long as he remembers to at least email me to let me know he's alive. I am really glad he went advanced party- it allowed us time to get use to the idea of him being half way around the world. I know he is going be so busy and stressed once everyone else gets there.
I'm going to work on the kitchen all next week. My sister is arriving the week after and I wanted to have it completed. At least not torn apart like it is now. I have to keep busy. Busy busy busy.
The girls leave tomorrow. I'm way sad already. It is so nice to have them here. I think they should stay a few more weeks. I think they would only agree to that if their BFs could come down too. 17 and in love. I'm glad I made it through those tough times. I wouldn't go back for a million dollars. Although that is how I met my husband. So maybe I would have to.
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Thomas and Alison Kline, April 2008
- Alison
- Middle Of, Indiana, United States
- Ali was diagnosed with Stage IV Cancer (Neuroendocrine Small Cell) when she was 25 years old. Her battle with cancer was one more way her beauty shined through. She was grace and strength. Her faith and spirit are what drives her husband, family and friends. Tom's still writing at "Our Lady, Star of the Sea."
1 comment:
Oh, you're 24 and in love! I can feel it. These are the best of times. Way better than 17 and in love.
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