A Cage of Distance

It's only been a few days since my last opportunity to see, touch, or hug my daughters... yep it's that time again; when their dad has them and I am left wanting. No doubt these feelings will transfer back and forth from all people involved with the two families for many years to come. Hard on parents, but even harder on our children. Still, there is much happiness to be had even though distance is separating us again. This time the miles will span the ocean and land them into England, where the girls' dad will spend a few years serving in the military. It's too quiet here, what with Ted's deployment and now the daily bustle of the girls gone... it's just me and my thoughts. (Yep. I still talk to myself.) I plan to get as much shooting in this summer as possible to get ready for Camp Perry in their absence and to build my Isagenix business. Between the two, I will be gainfully employed, but I know I will add in many more wise things to fill the time until August.