That also meant that Mrs. B was coming home! Lil' Miss B could hardly contain her excitement. First thing Saturday morning we went to work rolling out the welcome mat...
While we waited for her arrival, Miss B helped me wash my dad's car that he so very selflessly loaned to me for my entire trip....Thanks Papa!
A delicate flower Miss B is not! We definitely had our work cut out for us after weeks of carpooling and errand running in Dad's little (and impeccably clean) car...
All it took was a little elbow grease...
and in the words of lil' B...
"Pa-Zham! We have a clean car!"
what a babe! |
I'm heading back to the city this week. Even though I am so homesick for my home and life in the city, I will miss my family and my first home in the South when I go...I always do.
Sometimes it's hard to live so far away. You don't realize what a gift you have in your family until you cannot see them everyday. And even though I learned this lesson eight years ago, I still cry almost every time I leave...back in the early days I would become so irritated with myself for being a baby, but now I think of it as a gift to love my family that much and to know that they love me too. They are happy tears that I am sure I will be crying for the one millionth time in a matter of days.
The tears only last for a minute, though, and then I'm always excited to get home and back to life with D. It is where I belong...for now anyway.
Fall is my most favorite of the New York seasons, and by the time I land in La Guardia, fall will have officially begun, and I will have all of my amazing summer gypsy memories to keep with me, and a whole fall of new memories to look forward to.
A great end to a very busy summer season.
xo...
ki
I have been reading back through some of your post and love them so much! I do relate to living far away because I have seemed to live far away from "home" most of my adult life. Also, I never realized just how southern I was, until I lived out of the south! LOL
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