Psalm 104:24 “O Lord, how many are Your works! In wisdom You have made them all; the earth is full of Your possessions.”
I decided it was time to give an update. We have been busy with school ending and some fun activities. I was able to attend my first KY derby in Lexington. It was a fun experience and made me feel like I’m really from KY now.
May has been a busy month. It started out with me attending a widows retreat in Indiana. I almost bailed out, because the introvert in me wasn’t looking forward to hanging out with complete strangers. What started as an evening with strangers turned into a beautiful weekend of friendships made. Different stories, but shared tragedy of being a widow. They understand the dual reality we live in each day…trying to live life without our other half. I have noticed that one of the hardest things for me is missing Wayne’s hugs and just being able to chat with him about everything. He had a way of making my nervous system relax. I’m still trying how to navigate that missing piece.
The next part of our update covers a few days of our epic trip out west. One of Wayne’s last requests was for me to take the kids out west for his cousin’s wedding and to visit family. He also wanted me to finally visit the Utah National Parks that we had tried 2 times to visit.
Day 1: We left May 6th and headed for Omaha, Nebraska. We stayed with our Moody friends, the Shada family. 🩷
Day 2: We headed west through Nebraska and into Colorado. We stayed with other Moody friends, the Clauss family. On our way to their house, we stopped for a quick hike at Garden of the Gods. It was beautiful and we were able to watch mountain goats traverse the rocks.
Day 3: We headed southwest the next day. We explored and hiked the sand dunes at Great Sand Dunes NP. We saw many antelope in the vast Colorado fields.
From the dunes we headed to the Black Canyon of Gunnison NP. It was a unique national park.
We saw beautiful scenery along the way as we drove from Colorado to Moab.





























































































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