And now it's my turn

[Kaylyn]

I don't often ask for things like this, but keep me and hubs in your thoughts. We found out a couple of days ago that his father was in home hospice care. We thought we had enough time to make a trip down south Friday to see him, but we were too late. We are now heading south TODAY to make funeral arrangements.

[AccountingDrone]

Safe traveling, and I hope you get to see him alive to say good bye. In advance, I am so sorry for your loss.

[Kaylyn]

That's kinda the thing, we got word that it was too late already, meaning he was already gone. Gonna be stuck in a hotel for three nights now getting financial stuff together and mementos from the house, and then a viewing Friday night and a graveside service at his family's cemetery Saturday afternoon.

I'm so exhausted and drained from dealing with all this already, but I'm here to help the hubs through it all.

[Rapscallion]

Ouch - just seen this. Sorry to hear this.

Rapscallion

[Pixilated]

I'm so sorry for your loss.

[Kaylyn]

We just got back home a few hours ago. We had a viewing at the closest funeral home to where he lived, and then had the burial several hours away today and then drove home. To think of it visually: imagine we live at the top left corner of a capital D. We drove all the way to the south of the state four days ago to begin arrangements/go through his paperwork for financial information. Today we drove essentially around the state for the burial and then to come back home, about 8 hours of driving total. I am so tired and just woke up from what was supposed to be a nap to get my sleep schedule back on track for work tomorrow night, but I think I'm just about to attempt to sleep it off until noon or later if I can. Hubs is having his moments from time to time, but for the most part is handling it all well.