Hopefully Home

HOME. The word conjures a host of emotions. For me, HOME is the heart of the #txhillcountry , #kerrcounty , #kerrville Texas. And right now, nearing the first anniversary of the July 4th floods of 2025, HOME is bringing up even more emotions than usual. When your community has survived a natural disaster, a worldwideContinue reading “Hopefully Home”

We’re all in this together …

July 27, 2025 Yesterday, I said “see you later” to my smart, funny, trusted friend Charlotte, who died in the flood. (The picture is a group of friends who were loved well by that same Charlotte.) This morning, I got myself up and went to church. I bawled the entire service. I went through noContinue reading “We’re all in this together …”

A Flood of Grief

This weekend I went away to rest and recover. I didn’t post about it because I felt guilty, even though I also knew mine and my husband’s limits had been breached weeks ago.  I can’t tell you what that time did for me. My heart has been so heavy and burdened with the pain, loss,Continue reading “A Flood of Grief”