Saturday, October 24, 2009
Leaving Las Vegas
Tomorrow I will climb aboard that plane once again and head back home. I can't wait to get there. I miss the kids. Elijah's voice stripped out on him just prior to his play tonight. I wish I had been there to rally around him. I hope he forgives me.
I'm not really thrilled about flying. This is my first time. Tomorrow I will be 38,000 feet in the air. The alternative was driving 28 hours. NOT!
The lights of Las Vegas are truly amazing. The Rio is a great place to stay. They say what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. This time, what happened in Vegas is not going to stay in Vegas because I came here to help my new business grow and I believe it is going to. I cannot wait for this time next year to see just how much it will have grown. God blessed the Moringa tree. I love helping people. I am truly happy to be doing that.
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