Saturday, December 23, 2006

Finding Change on Trip? $7.62; Getting Home? Priceless

An early Christmas gift from Madalyn


Paul and I put our heads on our own pillows late last night after a long day of travel. While we both witnessed a throng of incredibly whiney, complaining, rude and egocentric fellow passengers (all adults, sadly) on one of the busiest travel days of the year...none of that describes Paul. He is a wonderful traveler.

I have so much news to share, and that will come in the days ahead. For now...know that Paul is doing good. He is feeling less pain, taking his many pills each day, and he has the Christmas gleam in his eyes.

Your prayers this week made the difference. Those prayers are the best gift. Have yourselves a Merry Christmas. (-:

6 Comments:

Blogger See-Dub said...

Merry Christmas, Saxons! How wonderful to have everyone back home! Our prayers for your family will continue...

1:13 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

So glad that everyone is home safely and that Paul is feeling a little bit better. May God Bless you richly during this beautiful Holiday Season!
Our prayers for all of you continue, with grateful hearts and a plea for total healing.

1:46 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

MERRY CHRISTMAS SAXON FAMILY AND WELCOME HOME!! ($7.62..WOW)

God Bless you always,
D. Lightfoot
Crawford

10:01 PM  
Blogger yoursbecausehis said...

Amen!

Merry Christmas!

The Deans

11:55 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Merry Christmas! Glad everyone is home again. We here in OK are trying to "relish the present and trust God for the future". Thanks for the good advice!

7:54 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Merry Christmas! What a wonderful picture of Paul on your post. With his passion for finding coins, Santa ought to bring him a metal detector, don't you think?

4:58 PM  

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