So I began to walk back to the house. The stillness and darkness got my attention. One thing about the country and living off a dirt road that I will never stop admiring...the stars at night. The sky is just breathtaking.
First thing the next morning, I found the number for the well company that John always used. They answered very early and was familiar with our phone number. But I had to explain why I was calling and why he could not contact John on his cell. I just have a hard time saying the words...John...you know what I mean? So the tears came, but the young man on the other end was patient and seemed to understand. Within 2 hrs they were there! A new well pump was installed and by 5pm, we had running water! Yogi was at the well house all day.

Again I was emotional, but at the end of the day it felt a little different. Instead of being upset and feeling that I was so alone, I felt like I accomplished something. I honestly felt like John was somewhere being proud.
Yogi and Curly have the right idea....
tired after a long day and it is time to lay down....
Good Night.
3 comments:
I am so glad you are working through this one day at a time with wonderful accomplishments sprinkled here and there.
I was praying for you yesterday. For you to be comforted and rest in HIM.
John is surely smiling.
(btw, I really like the name John. It's my husband's name too!)
hugs~hugs~hugs~ Cinnamon
Thank you so much Cinnamon. It means more than you know to have you wishing me well and saying prayers. It helps. Any yes, I like the name John too. Stong "manly" men share that name. I noticed once that your John ocationally wears a tool belt. My John's tool belt always made me smile because I know something was about to be built. I still have that toolbelt hanging within sight!
Thank you for stopping by my page and leaving a comment. I have looked through your posts from this year and I am so sorry that you lost your husband. How hard and heartbreaking. Was it cancer? May the Lord hold you close and comfort you as you walk out the dream. I hope you have family and friends nearby.
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