Hi everyone:
This has been a wonderful Sabbath day and I asked Tami what she was thankful for this morning.....She said "Almost everything" And we talked about blessings and how we have so many. It was a good thought for a good day. Tami has had almost no nausea for 5 days now and she seems to be eating much better. Tonight Gulf Oil sponsored a dinner for us.....They came and cooked burgers, hot dogs, chicken, and brought Salad, watermelon, pineapple, Rolls, drinks, and Corn on the cob. Tami ate 3 half cobs......I couldn't believe it.....plus she ate other stuff too. Then we had an ice cream bar.....she started that but simply could not finish. They were pleasant people that were just good and uplifting. We totally enjoyed their cooking for us. They also cleaned up and left a little Gulf Oil bag.......kind of a humanitarian service they do and have been doing all summer to several cancer society lodges along the east coast. Amazing.
Tami received an e-mail today from her ward relief society that just made her day. Sister Hensley was the teacher and she took a movie of her Relief Society and sisters waving and Talking to Tami. Tami had me come over to see and then pointed to the women to tell me who they were. I heard her playing it several times with a smile on her face each time. There have been so many things and people who have done so much that Tami feels overwhelmed with gratitude and wondering how she'll ever be able to thank so many for soooooo much![&[] gift](http://mail.yimg.com/ok/u/assets/img/emoticons/emo75.gif)
. Tim also received a great outpouring of love at church today and the goodness of neighbors and friends continues to amaze them. Tami also appreciates the love of several who helped Tiana as she moved to Logan, those in her ward and Van's Tami, Brooke and Megan who helped so much before and yesterday also....All those acts of service do not go unnoticed.....they are a treasure to Tami here as she remains unable to do most of those things that a mother longs to do. It is humbling to accept so much from so many,,,,,from all of us who has tried to be self-sufficient and independent ......The Lord requires a humble people......we all seem to be humbled at one time or another.....I guess in our hearts we will always be thankful for the times we can give instead of the times we must receive. We hope your giving has been a blessing to you as it has been a blessing to us.
This has been a wonderful Sabbath day and I asked Tami what she was thankful for this morning.....She said "Almost everything" And we talked about blessings and how we have so many. It was a good thought for a good day. Tami has had almost no nausea for 5 days now and she seems to be eating much better. Tonight Gulf Oil sponsored a dinner for us.....They came and cooked burgers, hot dogs, chicken, and brought Salad, watermelon, pineapple, Rolls, drinks, and Corn on the cob. Tami ate 3 half cobs......I couldn't believe it.....plus she ate other stuff too. Then we had an ice cream bar.....she started that but simply could not finish. They were pleasant people that were just good and uplifting. We totally enjoyed their cooking for us. They also cleaned up and left a little Gulf Oil bag.......kind of a humanitarian service they do and have been doing all summer to several cancer society lodges along the east coast. Amazing.
Tami received an e-mail today from her ward relief society that just made her day. Sister Hensley was the teacher and she took a movie of her Relief Society and sisters waving and Talking to Tami. Tami had me come over to see and then pointed to the women to tell me who they were. I heard her playing it several times with a smile on her face each time. There have been so many things and people who have done so much that Tami feels overwhelmed with gratitude and wondering how she'll ever be able to thank so many for soooooo much
. Tim also received a great outpouring of love at church today and the goodness of neighbors and friends continues to amaze them. Tami also appreciates the love of several who helped Tiana as she moved to Logan, those in her ward and Van's Tami, Brooke and Megan who helped so much before and yesterday also....All those acts of service do not go unnoticed.....they are a treasure to Tami here as she remains unable to do most of those things that a mother longs to do. It is humbling to accept so much from so many,,,,,from all of us who has tried to be self-sufficient and independent ......The Lord requires a humble people......we all seem to be humbled at one time or another.....I guess in our hearts we will always be thankful for the times we can give instead of the times we must receive. We hope your giving has been a blessing to you as it has been a blessing to us.
love,
Judy
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