Thanksgiving

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

He is home. My boy is home. Taller than he was just three weeks ago. Broader. A whole new raft of stories to tell. I'd had his room painted versions of chocolate and vanilla. I'd left a chocolate turkey on his pillow. I'd said, "So, hey. What do you think?" when he came downstairs.


"Looking good," he'd said. "So glad to be here."

Myself? My gladness is boundless.

What do I want for each of you? This kind of joy. This kind of wholeness.

15 comments:

kristen spina said...

Beautiful. Enjoy your time together. Happy Thanksgiving, Beth. xxk

Julie P. said...

That's so sweet! I'm so happy for you! We are truly blessed!

bermudaonion said...

Enjoy your Thanksgiving with your family!

Anonymous said...

Happy Thanksgiving!

woman who roars said...

Hooray!
My mom read this and said that type of boundless joy is reserved for parents upon the return of their children - a universal truth.
Enjoy your holiday and your dear boy!
Sierra

septembermom said...

So happy that your gladness is boundless. Enjoy all this beautiful time together. Happy Thanksgiving Beth!

Unknown said...

Exactly what I'm anticipating tomorrow...

Priya said...

Have a lovely Thanksgiving, Beth!

Lenore Appelhans said...

Happy Thanksgiving - enjoy your time together :)

Florinda said...

I love your posts about when your son comes home. As a fellow mother of a young man who's out of the nest, you so capture my own feelings when I get to see my son (which won't be for Thanksgiving - he's at his dad's - but WILL happen at Christmastime!).

I hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving :-).

Hull.Margaret said...

Wonderful...have a Blessed Day/Week end.
Penny

Beth F said...

The best things to be grateful for. Have a happy holiday.

lib said...

A blessed Thanksgiving to a most generous, kind family. Love to all.

Ravenous Reader said...

What better gift! Enjoy :)

Emily Ruth said...

my brother just came home, too :)

I love it when family is together; I really do.

And I love being closer with him as time goes on.

Happy thanksgiving, beth!

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