St. Simons Island

We took a long weekend with friends on St. Simons Island.

   It was gloomy most days,

 but finally had a sunny day the day before we left.

      Our last evening, 

       we were able to watch the spaceship launch at dusk.

"SOUTH"

I am very excited to go home to Memphis for a week in March. I get to see Chip who is returning home and will be continuing physical therapy hopefully soon at Germantown Rehab. I will get to go to the Ryan Adams/Cardinals concert. My brother, Jeff is catering the venue so I'll be "on the list".

 

I'll also have an art opening at my brother's restaurant, Sauces. I'll show a collection of my paintings and photographs inspire by my southern roots.

"South" Painting and Photography Art Show

Opening Sat., March 20th, 8-12pm

Live Music, Cocktails

Sauce's Memphis

www.saucesmemphis.com

Art Show Invite Facebook 

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God speaks to his children of little faith

Another good report from Timber Ridge:
The speech therapist came out of his time with Chip with his hands on his head and said, 'Wow!, It's like I just had Chip's twin brother, like a light has gone on and he is so much more aware.'

My parents took him to the mall. They had gotten off the elevator and Chip said, 'I am ashamed to be in a wheel chair.' Sad, but also gives us alot of hope because he wants to get out of his chair so bad and he is so much aware of things. The desire to change is what is going to get him walking.

My mom noted he was looking around observing people and smiling when he normally focuses on himself and doesn't notice his surroundings.
She commented about Chip smiling at good looking girls. He said, 'I haven't seen any good looking girls here.'

It's exciting he continues to make such progress. They are continuing to wait and see if insurance will cover his inpatient treatment or if he will come home and do outpatient therapy in Germantown.

Perfect timing for good news, with all that's going on right now. Praise God for continuing to encourage through Chip's progress. 

I love my husband

He makes me laugh cry, sometimes just cry, but most of the time laugh cry.