Here comes the sun...... Little darling it's been a long cold, lonely winter
Little darling it feels like years since it's been here
Here comes the sun dudu dudah
Here comes the sun and I say it's alright
Little darling the smiles returning to the faces
Little darling it seems like years since its been here

For the last two weeks on American Idol they have been singing the Beatles and Here comes the Sun is one of my favorites and I have had the lyrics in my head for the last couple of days. James' smile in the first picture is so cheery it reminded me of the sun this morning so I thought I'd share! Anyway, the twins are finally starting to feel better from their colds (it does seem like its been awhile) and are sleeping a little more soundly at night. However, at 2 this morning they both woke up and were hungry and let me just say it is not easy to deal with cranky, hungry babies that early (or should it be that late?) I'm not sure which is worse: James waking up at 2 and Audrey waking up at 4 and then James again at 6. Or them waking up at the same time crying. I think it's a toss up!

James and Audrey get very excited when they see their daddy in the afternoon when he gets home from work! Which I think is just too precious!

I am feeling a little blue with homesickness this week. I really miss Middle Georgia and my family. Especially this time of year for some reason. And I am missing things like seeing all the Cherry Blossoms painted on the windows of businesses and cars since the Cherry Blossom Festival is this weekend in Macon. I'm missing the Easter Party that I used to go to as a little girl and hunt Easter eggs with all my friends from church. I miss the crowd that Cool Springs always had on Easter Sunday (because you know Easter always brings out the people who only come once a year!)Oh how I miss sitting in a marvelous song service and hearing my daddy's voice above all others during "Now To The Power of God Supreme". I miss going to church at home so VERY much. The Middle Georgia area has been so abundatly blessed with church's every 20 or 30 miles atleast, so there is always a meeting to go to. "Jerusalem, my long sought home, Oh how I long for thee! When will my sorrow have an end? The joy when shall I see?

Home, sweet home, my long sweet home. My home in heav'n above!"

I am desperately missing my beautiful Knock Out Roses in my flower garden in Gray and our beautiful little patio that was always so peaceful during the spring time. I miss walking at the track with Dana in the late summertime evenings. I miss being able to just jump in the car and be with Betsy and Buddy and their children in a flash. I miss my aunts and uncles and cousins. I miss my daddy and mama. I just plain old miss home today. It doesn't seem to happen to often because I am really happy here. I love this part of Georgia and the church and the community here but......it's just not "home". But don't worry too much about me, I'll be alright. As Scarlet O'Hara said, "Tomorrow is another day"!