The homecoming yesterday went as expected. I cried.
Superhero Don trucked us in around 10 a.m. It was clear sailing, give or take a few drive-through ponds,
which Don enjoyed much more than I.
I sat around most of the day, just taking it all in and savoring every single moment.
We ventured out a few times to hang with the herd. CeeCee is doing all my multi-tasking for me.
Smooch is loving my re-entry diet because she gets to lick the bottom of every yogurt cup.
Jake and baby both love yogurt to. i am happy you are home, and i teared up a little thinking about how happy Smooch was to have his mommy home...
ReplyDeleteher mommy home, sorry Smooch, i know you are a girl.
ReplyDeleteI cried, too. Welcome home, Carson!
ReplyDeleteThe tears washed all the stress hormones away and announced the arrival, at last, of peace of mind. Now the healing can begin for good! Welcome home to where you belong, Carson, your paradise!
ReplyDeleteExquisite multi-tasking there, CeeCee!
Happy to see you home, where you belong.
ReplyDeleteSo good to know you are home!! Take it easy so you stay there.
ReplyDeleteWendy
Welcome Home!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home Carson. Now take plenty of time to heal. Your critter sitters have been great. How blessed you are with such good friends.
ReplyDeleteI just have three words and they make me incredibly happy to type: Welcome Home, Carson.
ReplyDelete♥
Nice to see you home. So glad CeeCee is there to give you a hand. Heal quickly. I love all the support that you have from cyberspace. It is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBest always,
SO glad you're finally home!!!!
ReplyDeleteHip hip hooray!
ReplyDeleteI'm as thrilled as your critters that mom is finally home where she belongs!
Now if we can get her to take it easy.
Sending great big hugs to all!
Deb in Viola, Ks
So glad to see you home safe, hopefully sound, and definitely dry. Whew!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful that you made it home. I hope every day sees you getting a little bit better. My dog also licks the yogurt from the bottom of my cup.
ReplyDeleteWELCOME HOME! I'm glad your healing this time. Be sure an take it easy.
ReplyDeleteThere's no place like home. There's no place like home. There's no place like home...
ReplyDeleteWelcome back.
Welcome home! Was so glad to see you made it despite the rain. I know everyone was so happy to see you. Please take it easy ...no relapses! Kudos to everyone who pitched iinto help...was heartwarming to read about all of them.
ReplyDeleteLisa G in TN
Yippie.. It's great you are home Carson. And splashing through a few mud puddles didn't hurt one bit, did it? Maybe you should try it barefoot next time. I hope you are back to being able to do all you want to do soon. Dave Gibbons
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you've made it home. I am sure all your for legged Fuzzies were jumping for joy to see momma home too.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a super speedy recovery from here on out!
Welcome Home Carson - in your situation, I'd have been a wet noodle, but you've managed (I know, you had help) to keep us fully engaged in the ranch and in your predicament with grace and humor AND we got to see Danni and meet your sister and Cee Cee. There was never a dull moment. You're amazing.
ReplyDeleteAnd I cried too when I saw the first picture. Betting there were lots of us crying happy tears and wishing we could be there to help ( and to make you remember to behave for a while).
ReplyDeleteXO
YAY!!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! I can feel the relief and happiness all the way to Indiana. I'm glad to see you home too!
ReplyDeleteYah, so happy you are safe and sound. Take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home, Carson. I hope you've gotten all this doctor/hospital stuff out of your system.
ReplyDeletePhew!!! Welcome home!
ReplyDeleteYeah!! So glad you are home and feeling better!
ReplyDeleteSydney
NE Oklahoma
Welcome home. Smooch is in doggie heaven. Not only has you home, but yogurt! You can enjoy many marvelous views from the sunroom.Smooch will do her best to keep you on track.
ReplyDeleteCeeCee is a woman of many talents. Good job.
Very happy you are back home on the ranch eh!! Don't over do it, rest with smooch on the couch.
ReplyDeleteWhew, now we can breath a little easier knowing you're back where your heart is happiest. Just another reason for the cuckettes to admire superhero Don for the fun and giving person he is. Off to school with smiles and warm hearts for all the critters, the sitter and the momma at 7MSN, all at Casa de Cuckoo
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that you are now home. Take it easy though and relax with Smooch.
ReplyDeletexo,
JC
Welcome Home, Carson, and know how happy we all are to have you there!
ReplyDeleteStay well and make sure that yogurt has Live Cultures in it!
Jo
So glad you are finally home! The picture of Smooch greeting you made me cry! I know how much you missed her and everyone else. BIG HIGH FIVE to CeeCee for keeping things going. SO GLAD YOU ARE HOME!
ReplyDeleteYou have the rain, we had 77mph winds AND rains yesterday. Now we have blown over trees and fence to fix! It is a mess at my house right now. Hubby gets a new chain saw though! LOL
Aww Smooch looks like she is ecstatic and about ready to wag her tail off in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are back home and comfortable. You will rapidly improve healthwise now!
This is fantastic news! Got a misty-eyed seeing you with Smooch. Happy healing thoughts being sent your way.
ReplyDeleteSo happy! "Xena" just came over here to send another hug! All the critters here send their love.
ReplyDelete"Tiger's" barn is coming along fine. Daddy and I are diggin' and fillin' and fencin' and gating. Now the vet won't have to crawl through the fence to treat him in the barn aisle. Doc Smith must hate visiting him in the barn. Best news, 12 inches of muck and mud will be replaced with gravel, screen, clay, in two layers topped with stall mats. Have to get it done before my surgery on Sept 24th!
My prayers are answered!! I am so happy your are home. I am sure Smooch and the gang were so happy to have you back home. Take good care and I will continue to pray for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteHome at last....Bet all the crew and you had a wonderful time loving each other...Take time to relax and totally heal...Enjoy your ranch sitter, Cee Cee while she is still there..
ReplyDeleteLove from NC
So happy you are home again! I hope you stay well this time and continue to mend!
ReplyDeleteWell done, another speedy recovery! Strong will!!! Hope it all goes well and you take it easy...or as easy as you can?! Thrilled for you.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! Thank you to all the ranch sitters and Don for getting you home. What an amazing group of friends?!!
ReplyDeleteI had asked many months ago who would take care of the ranch if you got ill or had an accident, now I know.
wishing you a speedy recovery.
Funny, I read the second panel, with you in your hot-pink socks in bed on your sun porch, as "Don tucked us in..." I thought how sweet, then had a good chuckle when I realized he "tRucked" you in.
ReplyDeleteI hope you and CeeCee are having a great time meeting in person.
Heal well.
Welcome home! That episode was a doozey!
ReplyDeleteJust great!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to see you home!
Smooch looks adorable as always.
Good to know you home with your animals. Now get well soon but be patient with yourself.
ReplyDeleteYes Home! and with some sun. I a happy to be part of this big cyber chain of love and hugs to you. very warm feeling. we are all going to start healing with you now. Thank you Linda for your honesty.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you. Welcome home! Isn't nice to know you've got some 24 caret gold friends to rely on?
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteGentle (((Hugs))) to you. I hope you're over the trip. That dirt road had to be painful. I won't try to tell you what to do or what NOT to do. Just take good care of yourself and enjoy being home. I know your animals had to be excited to see you even though they've been loved on. No one can really take your place.
ReplyDeleteI'd have cried too. Hate being away from my beasties. I'm very glad you are back with your furry family.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're home and wish you a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteYou don't need more "take it easy" messages, just this:
ReplyDeleteRejoice! And write until it all makes sense.
Di
Glad you're home. Jim from Texas.
ReplyDeleteAwww...I'm so happy you are home. There's nothing more healing than being with friends & family, even if they have 4 legs! :-)
ReplyDeleteCheers!~
~Cheryl Ann~
Hmmmmm. Home.
ReplyDeleteLovely.
Sending healing karma.