tough days lie ahead
My husband once told me that if you stumped your toe that everyone in my family would come running with a band-aid. He’s right and that’s what I love about the massive horde of people that I call my family. (Seriously we’re huge, think My Big Fat Greek Wedding minus the Greek) This week has been no exception as one of us is going through their own war. No matter how close or far away you are to that person you still get your guns out and fight it with them because you are apart of the same cloth. So, I sit here after a long and trying day to ignore a heavy heart and the thought of the days and weeks to come. In doing so…
I hear the laughter of a beautiful, strong and loved man while he bathes his daughter,
I smell a venison roast roasting in garlic, wine and stock in the cold night,
I taste a smooth glass of red wine calming my nerves,
I feel the most precious lips of a two year old kissing my cheek goodnight,
and I ask myself, “how did I ever get so lucky to be blessed with this life?”




















the husband
xoxoxo here for you sweetie
themanager
that is a great picture!
it’s in our dark moments that we can look to family to carry is through. i hope everything is ok but i’m happy you have people that love you there to make you smile.
susanna
Sitting at this computer with a broken ankle, wishing it weren’t so. It is what it is until it isn’t anymore. I share your heavy heart.
Nichole
Such a lovely post…your family is in my thoughts.
ash
We all stand with you! We all stand with your brother! And we all hold you up whenever you need us! So much love! Peace to you, my sister.
Brenda
Meredith, I remember meeting you 7 years ago and being welcomed into your family by a very special head of the family, I share your heavy heart today. Know that we will all be in this together. And that family love will see us all through.