Treasured Pearls: Home where he belongs!

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Home where he belongs!

Dad is home where he belongs. We got home today around 1pm. I then spent the next 4 hours running around town getting him a walker, CP a nebulizer, picking up JA from Classical Conversations, and picking up some other things Dad needed at WalMart. It was a busy but rewarding day.

Thanks Dr. D for everything!!!!

4 comments:

Anonymous said...: yippee!
so glad for the photos,
glad dad is homes.
enjoy the updates; 7:56 PM
Difference2This1 said...: Glad to read your Dad is home now. Prayers for some rest for you after this rough stretch!

Blessings, Jennifer; 4:31 AM
Anonymous said...: Home is always better. Praying for a restful night.; 4:31 PM
Unknown said...: I'm so happy to see Dad home again! :) And now that my "work" is done, we'll have to get together!!! :); 9:02 PM

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