Jared really needed a haircut last week - his hair was getting a bit unruly. Richard got such a funny picture of him as I brought the clippers over. He looks terrified. Too funny!!

We are home now from Dad's funeral services. It was a nice weekend. The area he is buried in is so beautiful! We saw one of the most beautiful sunsets I've ever seen on our way back home. It was very hard to see everything so final, but I felt like he wanted me to be happy. I felt a lot like singing. So, I sang! Cried quite a bit too. But I do not feel so sad about his passing anymore. Plus, I know he is with Lili now- which is comforting.

I also learned this weekend, that my dad and Lili will be joined soon by my uncle. He had a liver transplant not very long ago and had to go through chemo and radiation because they found cancer afterward. Well, the cancer is back and they can't do anything about it this time. If they give him chemo treatments, it will kill him because he is already so weak from the transplant. If they don't give him chemo, then the cancer will take him. So, they have given him 3-6 months to live. My heart just aches for his family! I know exactly what they're going through and it isn't fun! We are praying for them a lot! The Lord sure must need a lot of help up there!
Becky scored about 28 new bottle caps this weekend - thanks to Uncle Ben! We are so excited. She has now filled her 4th shadow box with bottle caps.
I saw a saying in a saddle shop a while back that reminded me of my father - it is:
"Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming 'WOW WHAT A RIDE'"