I’m not sure I’ll ever be able to explain the mystery of how some friends connect in such a way that they become…family. Family in the true sense of the word. I have a great relationship with my parents and in-laws. I’d classify it as intimate. The ability to be real, honest, and vulnerable. Extend out into the other circles of “family” and it’s friendly but not intimate.
I like friendly. It’s nice. But I crave intimacy. I think we all do. God has hard-wired us for it.
And in the best of times, hopefully, our earthly relationships gives us a taste of what heaven will be like.
That’s not to say the entire weekend wasn’t without it’s share of drama. We had 4 girls in the house. You can do the math. I’m amazed at how young the mothering instinct kicks in. I’m also amazed how quickly they get angry, forgive, and drive on. Sermon in there somewhere.
So as life returns to normal…here some of our favorite moments of the reunion too short.
Seeing a pattern? Cayden thinks Carson is the center of the universe. Especially with his cool hat.
Singing In The Rain
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that glass of wine makes me wonder if kitty has found a lonestar out in san jose.
We love you guys and had a great time!
Clay, we’ve found plenty of places that have steak and wine, but nowhere with as cute a waiter as you!hehehehehe
Clay, you know my drink of choice is margarita on the rocks!!
Intimacy, closer than family, family by choice, safe place, real love and acceptance….tears falling down my cheeks….I love ya’ll – truly! God, please let us be together again someday in this life….Jia’s still crying for Cayden! She’s too much like her momma!