Slice of Life 17: Family

By franmcveigh on

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My son Evan, his wife Julie and me – all thankful to have him home after his nine month deployment.

This has been a fun weekend With the kids.  It went by very quickly, 48 hours of family, food, movie, and shopping.

fun

altogether

mom and kids

important

life events adding to our

yesterdays!

(During March, I am blogging daily as a part of the Slice of Life Story Challenge!)

Special thanks to the hosts of the Slice of Life Challenge:  Stacey, Tara, Dana, Betsy, Anna, and Beth.   More Slice of Life posts can be found at  Two Writing Teachers .

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15 responses

  1. Anna Gratz Cockerille | Reply

    That is just the best feeling! We should be closer to family all the time.

    1. franmcveigh | Reply

      So true!
      Thanks!

  2. LibraryDragon | Reply

    The photo shows great joy. I am happy for you.

    1. franmcveigh | Reply

      Thanks!

  3. Stacey Shubitz | Reply

    Your son and our hero is home. That’s wonderful news!

    1. franmcveigh | Reply

      Absolutely 🙂
      Thanks!

  4. elsie | Reply

    How great that you could get down to see your son and his wife. The smiles say it all.

    1. franmcveigh | Reply

      Thanks! It was great!

  5. Beth | Reply

    So glad for your weekend joy!

    1. franmcveigh | Reply

      Thanks, Beth!

  6. Wilcox Carol | Reply

    Everyone looks so happy! Glad you had fun!

    1. franmcveigh | Reply

      Carol,
      I know of no words that can describe the magnitude of our happiness!
      Thanks!

  7. readingtothecore | Reply

    What a beautiful picture! So happy you were able to spend time with your family!

    1. franmcveigh | Reply

      Thanks, Catherine!

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