Inaudible Melodies

In less than three weeks, my Wallace Family will be taking up residence in a town that is a short plane-ride away from here. I thought I would just tell them what they mean to me, but lets face it, I wouldn't be able to stop crying long enough to even get the first word out. If there is one thing I've learned in having them apart of my everyday life its this: Family is much more then blood type. I've received so much from them; advice in dealing with my family, advice for school and work, guidance in discovering the person God has created me to be, encouragement in being me, the truth (even when it stings), a picture of what a godly marriage looks like, a picture of how a godly mother-and-father team work together to raise such beautiful children, an opportunity to love three precious babies, the blessing to watch Jaxson pursue the heart of God, a place that always felt like another home, and love...if there were only a way to truly tell them how eternally grateful I am for their friendship.

I know this move is an answered prayer for them; in a way, its an answered prayer for me as well. You see, I always pray the best and God's in the lives of those I love and this move is obviously God's plan for everyone involved. I ~~think I~~ struggle with this move because I love them so much, they're family, and they've played such an influential role in my life. I've watched Juliet grow and discover from the day she was born...she's my girl. I've watched Jentri learn to swim, write/spell her name (etc.) and become a beautiful little girl...she's my Goober. Ive watched Jaxson grow into a young man who is seeking the Lord and has a heart that longs for everyone to have salvation...he's my "Big Guy."

I'm not quite sure how to end this other than an "I love you , guys!"

Silver lining: I now have a permanent vacation spot!