Wow! I just got back from a wedding and decided to check out the Care Calendar to see if anyone had signed up...HELLO!!!!! The calendar is completely full for this month! Thank you thank you thank you! I also hear that everyone in the ward fasted yesterday for my mom—I really wanted to say thanks, and that it means so much.
Well while I was writing this blog entry my dad texted me saying that my mom’s chemo treatment has been postponed to the end of next week(March 12th)—sigh. We just want to get on with it! If you have signed up for meals this week, please call Sister Schneiber so that we can move them to next week if possible. Again, thanks for being our angels!
ALSO--if you are offering any help to my mom or family, doing food, giving rides, etc. it is CRITICAL THAT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE NOT SICK! Even if you have a sore throat cough, poison ivy, a root canal, etc. it would be better to let my family know and try to figure out another solution. Please don't come over. :0)
MY MOM WILL NOT HAVE THE MEANS TO FIGHT OFF ANY INFECTION. So this is a biggy! Thanks angels!
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Rubbing Rocks
Every year since I was born, our family has gone to Lake Tahoe, CA for the summer. There is a special beach there that our family calls "Rubbing Rock Beach" because it's the only beach in Lake Tahoe that produces these dark black, smooth, silky rocks. We'd spend the day skipping them and throwing them into the water, but before we'd go my mom would always tell us, "Don't forget to find your rubbing rock. It has to last you until next year." To us, our rubbing rock was a reminder of the laziness of summer, the memories under the sun, the joys of being with family, and our good luck charm until we could come back next year. That's why this blog's address has its name.
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