No Words...

We are home... I actually don't know of a time I've ever wanted to be home so badly in all my life.


We left Sat. Morning a little early so we could stop at Cabela's (its a hunting/fishing/ outdoor recreation type store) (I'll post pictures of that on my photo blog later) we pull out of Cabela's -we've got 40 minutes to the Iowa boarder and 3 hrs to Des Moines- we get a call that has us taking the exit back to Wisconsin in the direction of Kenosha, WI. We went from heading out to have an fun weekend with the Iowa youth and getting to hear some great preaching and wonderful fellowship to a 5 hr drive of complete uncertainty to what would await us.

The uncertainty and fear were just - we arrived and were not welcome. As I stood there in support of not only my father and our new overseer but the Church as well- I could remember every time I walked in that church building greeted with the warmest of welcomes and here we stood out in the pouring rain and we're not welcomed at all.

I don't know what to say- I have so many thoughts going through my head- I've gone through so many emotions. For so long its almost seem like whatever issues were going on it didn't affect us we were in our region doing what we knew to do for the Lord. Never Never did I think any of this would take place let alone so close to home.

Bright side of the weekend- we really enjoyed going to Cabela's and dad was super happy about eating at Cracker Barell (that's his favorite restaurant if you didn't know) and to cheer me up I bought me a Gumby :-D ok I confess I probably would have bought Gumby even if I hadn't been all emotional. :-D I haven't had a chance to take him out of the bag yet.

Oh and we are all in 100% agreement that our truck is the most uncomfortable thing to travel long distance in. We're praying that having the trailer hooked up to it will load it down and it won't bounce us around so much. On one of the many gas station stops mom bought me some Dramamine (I dont think thats spelled right oh well) to help the motion sickness- it was horrible.

I'm home and I'm glad- I think even the heat is bearable for right now to be back home -and my friends are doing a fabulous job at putting a smile on my face- thanks guys