"they own me" he came home proclaiming.
(when I think of pagers I think of the 90s. )
Rod was given his pager today.
I dont know, but there is something about
seeing that pager on his
belt that made this real.
****
For the next two years the closest place Rod will be rotating will be a
90 minuet drive.
He will be doing 7 months in Lee County Virginia (3 hospitals)
(his first rotation is psyche, nice way to ease into it all.)
& then 18 months of selective rotations.
He has them in Texas, Ohio, California, Tennessee to name a few.
This will be the hardest part for us.
I don't know how to explain daddy's absence to the big boys.
(any advice mommy's?)
****
Today we went to Rod's dorm for the building dedication.
lots of head honchos were present.
the kids were really good (britt babbled a lot, but no screaming, yelling, hitting etc...)
& they got to see Daddy's room.
***
Rod & I have some tricks up our sleeves to make this work.
(one involves momma hen & the chicks in a tent...more on that later, & no we are not going to camp outside the dorms or hospitals. I don't think that would be appreciated.)
****
It was nice to attend the dedication & hear the mission statement &
the excitement surrounding this new program in Lee County.
I think seeing all of it & feeling a part of it gave me a sense of unity with Rod.
rather then thinking feeling like that is his life, & this is mine.
****
Im gonna miss that guy.
especially in the winter. his legs always keep my toes warm at night.
(picture a sad face here.)
****
it will definitely be an adventure...
involving a ton of prayers.
(when I think of pagers I think of the 90s. )
Rod was given his pager today.
I dont know, but there is something about
seeing that pager on his
belt that made this real.
****
For the next two years the closest place Rod will be rotating will be a
90 minuet drive.
He will be doing 7 months in Lee County Virginia (3 hospitals)
(his first rotation is psyche, nice way to ease into it all.)
& then 18 months of selective rotations.
He has them in Texas, Ohio, California, Tennessee to name a few.
This will be the hardest part for us.
I don't know how to explain daddy's absence to the big boys.
(any advice mommy's?)
****
Today we went to Rod's dorm for the building dedication.
lots of head honchos were present.
the kids were really good (britt babbled a lot, but no screaming, yelling, hitting etc...)
& they got to see Daddy's room.
***
Rod & I have some tricks up our sleeves to make this work.
(one involves momma hen & the chicks in a tent...more on that later, & no we are not going to camp outside the dorms or hospitals. I don't think that would be appreciated.)
****
It was nice to attend the dedication & hear the mission statement &
the excitement surrounding this new program in Lee County.
I think seeing all of it & feeling a part of it gave me a sense of unity with Rod.
rather then thinking feeling like that is his life, & this is mine.
****
Im gonna miss that guy.
especially in the winter. his legs always keep my toes warm at night.
(picture a sad face here.)
****
it will definitely be an adventure...
involving a ton of prayers.