I'm back from Hawaii!!! Even though it was such a long way away, I had a great time and met so many nice people. From the workers in the airports that helped us through security, to the sweet Grandma who sat beside us on one of our flights and took me on a walk up and down the aisle, there were so many people who made our trip easier. When I was on the island, I got to wade in the Pacific Ocean, swim in the pool, go to the mall with my mommy (a lot), see some really big sea turtles, go to eat at my daddy's friend Robert's house, and see lots of beautiful scenery ( I especially liked looking at the trees blowing in the breeze). When we left, it was hard for all of us to fly overnight to Phoenix and then fly again until we were back in Raleigh at 4:30 PM the next day. Mommy didn't sleep at all on the first flight and Daddy only slept a little, so there was a nice man (he had six grandkids!!!!) on our flight from Phoenix to Raleigh who held me when I fell asleep so that mom and dad could take a nap. As fun as it was to be on vacation, I sure am happy to be home.
Thursday, I got to see my grandaddy and Nana. I'm so thankful to the nice person that gave him his new kidney. I 'm very sad though that Grandaddy can't pick me up right now because of his surgery. Nana picks me up and lets me hug on him though. He is doing great and getting stronger every day. Please pray his kidney will continue to work more and more and that he won't have to go to dialysis much longer. Also pray for my Nana B. She is taking such good care of Grandaddy, and doing a great job keeping
up with the mountains of medicine he now has to take.
I'd like to send some special love to my Mamaw Beulah. She is getting ready to move into a new place, and I promise I'll visit very soon. Marsha, Aunt Terry, Aunt Gail and Papaw George have had a hard week and I love them very much for taking care of Mamaw. Also, I'd like to say, "I love you" to my Papaw Glenn. He starts treatment for his cancer very soon. I know he's going to do great and I can't wait to play with him when he feels better.


