Ouch..

Right in the middle of yesterday’s stress-filled running around, trying to get everything and everyone to the right place and then back again, I found out that my grandmother died. I couldn’t, at that time, really think about it or try to find out what the funeral arrangements were and whether we would be able to make it to NY for them. I’m trying today to find that information and make that decision so Angela and I can rearrange our travel plans for this weekend, if need be. Consider my blogging to be on a break while real life continues it’s interruptions.

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