Have You Seen My Shocked Face?
Monday, February 8th, 2010
Sorry. Ok, not really. Couldn’t help it. This commercial had me laughing so hard my belly hurt, my eyes were crying without me, and I couldn’t breathe. It’s been a while and it felt good.
I went to the eye dr. today. I hadn’t been in years and years, but the headaches had gotten so much worse I couldn’t handle it any more. I knew my eyes were bad, but had no idea how bad until today.
I ordered a darling (ohmygawd does that make me sound old) pair of glasses I can’t wait to get! As soon as they come I will show them off to y’all. I know, you can’t wait can ya? Keep yer pants on, will be soon enough. As it will also be the first time I publicly (i.e. internets) reveal my new hair cut. *evil grin* Kept that one a secret too! Been over a month and I love it, love it, LOVE IT!
There are a couple of things in the works, silver linings if you will, so keep a prayer for me, k? I still feel as though my lungs are filling with tar, slowly, but I might be able to cough a bit of it up soon.
I found a fabulous church that I am loving. Absolutely wonderful. I have never felt so welcomed and immediately a part of a family before as I had when I walked through that door for the first time. I know God works in strange ways, ways that are dark to our understandings sometimes, and this is no exception. Through an extremely unsavory circumstance, He brought someone into my life in a very unexpected way and I couldn’t be more thankful. In some pretty dark days, there has been a hint of light here and there and I cling to it with everything I have. I am not out yet, but I have found a touch of hope.
The loss of hope is one of the scariest things I have ever felt in my life. I don’t believe it’s something I have ever gone through, as I have been going through it here recently. Support and friendship have come to me in strange and unexpected ways via unexpected people that I never would have guessed. Moment to moment, one step at a time. I am no where near where I should be yet. The nights are the hardest, but having things like that E-Trade commercial to make me laugh until I cry certainly help! Gotta find the laughter. It truly heals.


