Where Have I Been?

Exhausted! That's where I've been these past few months. Our February - June was absolutely gut-wrenchingly hectic. You know, the kind where you spend weeks without a break from the adrenaline of GO-GO-GO. It was largely our own faults--certainly noone else's. Praise God it's behind us and I think we learned a few things about how to not get ourselves in those fixes again.
Then, we took a much-needed vacation in the states with our families. It was a great time and I really learned alot and made some decisions that I'm sure I'll be blogging about soon.
Now we're back, refreshed, and ready to go at it again!
More on that later. . .

Comments

Anonymous said…
Cam,

Glad you guys had a restful time. I subscribed to your blog with my google reader. You should check that out it is too cool. We fly out on the 28th for a much needed rest.

Blessings,
Wendy
12:28 AM
faceunveiled said…
Missed you! Glad to have you back! I look forward to hearing more about what you learned on your trip to the US.

-lori
1:43 AM
Campbell Dunson said…
Wendy-
I figured you were the only person in the São Leopoldo area who had both the techno savvy and interest level to put me in your google reader.
:)

Lori-
I'm amazed you're online already!
I'm praying for you guys these next few weeks especially!
9:00 PM
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