We’re back from our trip to Boston, and it feels so good to be home–home in Brooklyn, and home in myself.
Over the long weekend, we had a wonderful time catching up with friends from BC and Harvard. (A benefit of going to college in the same town as your husband-to-be is that you end up with a geographically-concentrated group of friends you both love.) I believe it was that time, those friends, those conversations, those hugs that have made me feel “normal” for two days in a row now. No stomach bug. No trouble getting up in the morning. No doubt as to my ability to get through the day. Plus, a happier Jacob!
What I have now is the fear of when the more debilitating effects of grief will strike again, because I know they will. In the meantime, I also have pictures.
Dancing with Alex, who makes it so easy to relax, even if Jacob is banging (or breaking) all her pots and pans.
She managed to fix delicious French toast we could eat freely around Jacob, plus she had an avocado and a whole container of blueberries for him. He ate all but eight, plus the strawberries she’d intended for us.
Still hungry, Jacob chewed on Daddy’s leg.
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Oh, Gracie. You popped a hole in an air mattress I once slept on, leaving me to wake in something like an inflatable cocoon. Now, Jacob wants to be your friend. Too bad you’re not so interested in being his.
Then we played basketball with Uncle David.
And made a new friend.
Sure, I love Brooklyn. But Boston–and these ladies in particular–will always have a special place in my heart.
so glad you had a great time! I hope the side effects of grief take a break for at least a week or two. Although, I will warn you, sometimes when you’ve had a “break” from the debilitating-ness of it, the day it comes back it comes back with a vengeance and you feel like you can’t breathe. But! The Lord is good… and he is faithful, and he promises a peace that passes all understanding to guard your heart and your mind… and I’m praying that for you everyday.