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Happy Birthday to my MIL!~


Today is my mother-in-law's 81st birthday, so I want to take a moment to wish her a very Happy Birthday today! Happy Birthday, Mom! I have been with her son for 32 years, so she is truly like a 2nd mother to me.

Thanks so much for the prayers for my Hubby's cousin, Adam. He has finally been removed from ICU to a regular room. Please keep praying for him. They did the reconstructive surgery on his face Friday two weeks ago. Last I heard, he was still in a medically-induced coma to keep him from pulling out his lines and tubes. Aunt Joyce (his grandma) said his eyes were still swelled shut. I guess so, since every bone in his face was broken! They are not sure he will regain his sight, especially in one eye. Adam is only 25, so I would really appreciate continued prayers for him. Let this be a lesson to all who ride motorcycles! WEAR A HELMET!

My hubby and I will be empty nester's soon. I have pretty much decided I am going back to school for photography. I need something to keep me busy since I won't have any more kids at home. I've raised my family, now it's time for some ME time! :) I will surely miss my baby girl though! ::sniff, sniff::

Happy Blogging!

Susan

Comments

Jeanie said…
I wish you all the best when you get to your 'me time' classes for photography.
I will also keep your hubby's cousin Adam in my prayers. Such a young chap to have such a life threatening accident.
I wish him well.
Congratulations to our MIL too. She looks well for her age.
Thank you also for calling by my journal and telling me you voted for my entry. Bless you!
Jeanie
June 28, 2010 at 12:51 PM
Missie said…
I'm so glad to hear the cousin in now in a regular room. Good news!

Happy Birthday to your MIL!

Have a good week.
June 28, 2010 at 8:34 PM
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