My middle son takes his state certification test tomorrow morning. He's going to be a police officer. After two tours in Iraq he figures not much can bother him any more.
A week after that, my oldest son and his family return from England. I know it's been a hard 3 years for them, but I'm sure he will have many stories to tell, and many happy memories for the rest of his life.
And to finish off Wednesday...
The crepe myrtle my oldest gave me gosh, six years ago? Well, it's doing very well, anyway.
Happy Wednesday to you all!

Linda, please wish your son good luck tomorrow and a big Thanks for his service. So nice that your oldest son and family are returning too. :) Hope you have a great rest of the week!
ReplyDeleteI'll do that, Cowgirl. Thank you. We're looking forward to seeing them again. And thank you for that. Hope you all have a great rest of the week, too!
ReplyDeleteYes,Good luck to your son! I bet he makes it through easy peasy! I know you will be on cloud 9 to see your England family again!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like one happy plant!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to your son tomorrow and to your other son and his family as they return to the US. take care...
It is so nice when our children start to mature and begin to figure life out, something that some of us never do. Tell your son we wish him well in his pursuits. And please tell your oldest even some Brits cant make it in England and discover the best of lives in these United States ;o)
ReplyDeleteMelodie, thank you!
ReplyDeleteJojo, thank you very much.
Doc, that's true! And thank you. :)
I wish your sons the best, Linda! Big life-changing decisions are never easy. I myself am still trying to figure it all out!
ReplyDeleteThomas, thank you. I know what you mean. I think only a few ever do figure it out!
ReplyDeleteI am rooting for your son. My husband is a Texas Peace Officer, working with the Harris County Sheriff's Dept for over 20 years now...he too started off in the military when we were young kiddos! Pass along to your son that my husband has absolutely loved his career. It's not been easy, but he has passion for his job and there's a new scenario every day; it's never boring. I am sending prayers of blessings and I also know your other son coming home from England has got to be an exciting time as well. The memories will be worth more than can be imagined! He needs to blog!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lana. I will pass it along. :)
ReplyDeleteMy oldest needs to blog more. ;)
myrtle
ReplyDeletea good name for no 21?
Haha. Maybe so, John. :)
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