It feels as if she's been with us forever, but in reality we have only had Tamah for a month. She has fit so well in to the family and apart from the sleeping part of things.
Last Friday we went to a family wedding in Banbridge and it was interesting that Tamah was shy with most folks and yet ran around with most of the kids. Again, she was great bu
t as the night went on you could tell that the "wheels were coming off the cart".
Norman and Heather then made their way down to meet us in Omagh and then come down to Dromore to spend the weekend. Amazingly, the weather was great and we had good fun together as the video shows...
Tamah and Joel played really well and it was great to see their relationship blossom... I love watching them play together, hug each other and grow together.
Joel has to go to school tomorrow after a 5 week break, and I begin to get back to work properly. It will be interesting to see if Tamah misses both of us and if Lesa can get through the day without pulling her hair out.
We are thankful that Thailand has calmed down a lot, although looking at the news this morning we heard that an assignation had been made on Sondhi Limthongkul, (the leader of the yellow shirts). Inevitably, this means that the 2 political parties will move further apart and in the coming days there will tit-for-tat attacks.
I really pray that things calm down...
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