Well I officially made it back in Ohio for 6 days
AND
I'm leaving in a couple hours to head to the Cleveland Airport then I'm off to South Dakota! I can't stand being in Ohio any longer people. This place is a perfect example of the color brown or gray. My sister in law is having a baby boy at any minute basically. Thankfully she's cooked him an extra couple days for Aunt Kelly to be there. I will be posting from South Dakota within the week so stay tuned.
It's weird how things are when we are apart...they just don't feel right ya know? I've got this little emptiness going on I just need to distract me. any ideas on how?
I found my old camera that had lots of photo's on it.
There were even pictures from last year in Japan. Brought tears to my eyes when I thought about everything that is going on and of course seeing the pictures of Jimmy didn't help me.
View from flight line toward Fuji
Hey handsome :)
View from our house looking at the Zama-Shi area.
Down our driveway/street when they were doing construction.
Walking to the store by our house.
Neighbors across the street.
Neighbors around the corner.
The temple by our house. I love this place. I go to read here.
At the temple.
Full view of the Temple, you can see the dragon fountain & mini bridge where the koi fish are swimming under.
During the rainy spring season. I love this time in Japan.
I'm in heaven at this point with these flowers.
soo pretty. I need to edit them and make them brighter.
Street going to work that always smells weird.
I hope this will be me a Jimmy. Old and in love.hehe
The Cherry Blossoms...okay NOW I'm in heaven. They are beautiful
That's my baby cheesing real hard.ha I'm crying right now as I look at this. Boy oh Boy, this military life sometimes stinks but its worth it in the end.
Amore,
Kelly Marie
Please continue to pray for the Japanese people and also for the relief crews. The thoughts of what is going on has still not left my mind. I'm starting to realize I need to attempt to not think about it because it makes my chest thumpy. I'm glad I posted that prayer on my left side bar because it reminds me that he loves me and is trained to do these missions. When we will see each other again? Who knows but things will be okay.
Amore,
Kelly Marie
I use to spend every summer in good ole brunswick, ohio which is about 25 miles south of cleveland
ReplyDeleteyou are 100% on when you say its the perfect example of grey or brown. I hope you get out of there safely and quickly...
The pictures are beautiful..I'm sorry they make you sad though :(
I know it is hard to be away from your special Guy. When my husband joined, he was away for 3 years, 2 of them in Okinawa. In the 3 years he has been back, he has been on 2 deployments, one of them when our son was just 11 days old. I find solace in the fact that he is working hard for our country. That is what gets me through everything. My husband told me the other day that he would give a lot to be able to go help the Japanese people. I hope knowing that your special one is doing what thousands of other Military members wish they were doing helps.
ReplyDeleteI live in Ohio too and I can't stand it ! But I love my family :) and don't wanna leave em' so I'm stuck!
ReplyDeleteHave a safe trip!
Amanda I appreciate your words. I am so thankful for this life. I am so proud of my love and I think you are right. Finding my peace in knowing hes trained to do this and is helping people is what I need to do and will be doing from here out. Thank you for that, it made me think clearly.
ReplyDeleteLove those pictures. have a safe trip and enjoy your neice and nephew
ReplyDeleteLove the pics. You are going to be fine. Once you see your niece and nephews you will be happy and to busy to think to much. Love you tons!
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics! I love your blog! Have a great weekend! I feel ya on the military life. We too are gypsies. :)
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The pictures of your writing place are so gorgeous, I was jealous! It's hard to think now though that things don't look like that and that the country is in such a mess.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure going through the pictures was tough, but thank you so much for sharing them.
ive been so emotional lately too, sometimes looking at a picture is all it takes to get those emotions flowing!!
ReplyDeletenew follower via boost my blog-love your pictures of Japan...beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from for the love of blogs. Great pictures of those flowers - they are beautiful. I am glad to see you made it back to Japan safely.
ReplyDeleteI love traveling the world through other people's photography...well, I have to do something if I can't afford the real thing.
ReplyDeleteLove your photos. thanks.
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