Our day started with a mix of errands until we received a call from Peter's preschool teacher saying he had a temperature of 102.5. Ugggh, poor baby. So we turned around and picked him back up…
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| Pete fell asleep as soon as we got home. |
Chris cleared out (most of) his office last week since he'll have a new job when he returns from Afghanistan...
…except for Peter. He just sat and watched them play. Definitely not feeling good.
The boys and I stayed for about 20 minutes and then said our goodbyes...
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It's hard to believe, but I miss him already. It is nice that the "clock" has started and we're hopeful this deployment will be a short one.
Beth, I hope its a short one too. It doesn't make the goodbye any easier, the days any shorter, or the nights any less lonely though. I hate it when people say to me (usually well meaning or maybe just dumb strangers) "Well at least its not a year." Deployments are hard...four months, six months, nine months or a year. Our little ones can't tell time.
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