It's a go.

For Rabies. Poor Harold. And we will begin our vaccination process hopefully this week. Please keep us in your prayers. I just hope the needle isn't too big. Really, we see that God was at work in all of this, because if Harold hadn't come home that night, we would have assumed he got run over or something, and we never would have found out that he had Rabies. We are thankful that he returned safely to us for a little bit, even though he was very disoriented, and we can only hope that what we tried to do for him eased his pain in the end. 

In other news... we've had a relatively good weekend beyond that... We went bowling, spent a lot of quality time together, and got some Christmas shopping done. Since it's only mid November, we had Bing along to keep us in the holiday spirit. It was a lot of fun. We also celebrated another achievement: being credit card debt free. I hope it's ok with you that I'm sharing a bit of personal financial information, but I wanted to mention it because it's been such a goal for us. We're trying to start our life out on good footing there, and while we are mapping out new goals, we have waited for this day for quite a while. 

I love you all, family and friends that may read this. I hope you're enjoying getting ready for the Holidays, soaking up the last of the beautiful Fall weather, and stocking up on those winter essentials like apple cider (we just did). By the way, we were excited to find out the apple cider we get here in Texas comes from Louisburg, Kansas, which we went to while we were living there. We raved about it then, too...