Dean spent last week working in Phillipsburg, KS, a small town about 4 hours northwest of Wichita. This was the 3rd of his 4 weeks away from home working in small towns. He works these shifts in coordination with Docs Who Care, an organization who helps small towns keep their hospitals and clinics staffed. In return for Dean's (along with Marc's and the other fellows') hard work, Docs helps fund the International Fellowship.
We are very glad to have the majority of these weeks behind us. Our last "week" will be in Ashland, KS, over the Thanksgiving long-weekend.
While Dean was away, Gracie sent him a "lego" message:
She also enjoyed doing "girl stuff" with Mommy...like having a tea party, playing with her purse and wearing a hot pink bracelet while sporting her ponytail unicorn style.
Who would have ever thought so much pink and purple would be in this Kubacz house?
Oh, but we are loving it! She is such a joy! And so considerate -- well at least in salutations. Not even the see-saw or "boppy" (a.k.a. potty or toilet) are left out -- they, too, receive a wave and "bye bye"!
Bye (wave), bye (wave),
DD&G
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