As of Sunday, we have officially been in Ohio for 48 days. Also as of Sunday, I was officially homesick for the first time. I'm going to take a wild guess and say that won't be the last time that happens. And so it begins...
Ahhhhh.... you missed me!!! :) I'm just disappointed that it took 48 days to miss me! I have missed you since DAY ONE!!! Sorry you had a hard day. Call when you're sad - and make sure you "CALM DOWN"!! :)
Kelli you don't know me but I am a friend of Richards, I just had to comment because we are in the same boat as you guys we are just a few years ahead (my husband just graduated with his PHD in spanish lit from Purdue). I remember the first 2 years being the hardest to deal with especially on special occasions that you just wish you could be with family. Always remember that it will get better with time and make sure you work hard to become good friends with the people in your ward and area. They are such a comfort during those times. I wish you the best of luck.
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Ahhhhh.... you missed me!!! :) I'm just disappointed that it took 48 days to miss me! I have missed you since DAY ONE!!! Sorry you had a hard day. Call when you're sad - and make sure you "CALM DOWN"!! :)
Ditto to Kristi - I can't believe it took you 48 days to miss us! :) We miss you guys so much too!
feel free to come and visit whenever you want ;)
Kelli you don't know me but I am a friend of Richards, I just had to comment because we are in the same boat as you guys we are just a few years ahead (my husband just graduated with his PHD in spanish lit from Purdue). I remember the first 2 years being the hardest to deal with especially on special occasions that you just wish you could be with family. Always remember that it will get better with time and make sure you work hard to become good friends with the people in your ward and area. They are such a comfort during those times. I wish you the best of luck.
I don't think you can even comprehend how much we miss all of you:(!! I am sure counting down the day until I get to see you when the baby comes.
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