Resting at the beach
Sitting in a Lincoln City internet cafe - thinking about the past week. Alex, Greer and I have escaped to the coast with a little help from some friends. Some time to ourselves to release a little stress.
It's been decent weather - and Greer gets a big kick out of the beach. We stopped by Gleneden Beach last night to watch the surf - and managed to get our feet wet when a sneaker wave caught Greer and I. He was laughing the whole time. He also enjoyed the Oregon Aquarium in Newport - and couldn't stop talking about the sharks.
I'm on my way back through town to pick up some necessities - and maybe some shrimp to cook up.
We'll be back this weekend...I'll be doing a show at the Clinton on Sunday night.
It's been decent weather - and Greer gets a big kick out of the beach. We stopped by Gleneden Beach last night to watch the surf - and managed to get our feet wet when a sneaker wave caught Greer and I. He was laughing the whole time. He also enjoyed the Oregon Aquarium in Newport - and couldn't stop talking about the sharks.
I'm on my way back through town to pick up some necessities - and maybe some shrimp to cook up.
We'll be back this weekend...I'll be doing a show at the Clinton on Sunday night.
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We are glad you are having a good time. Is there pictures of our sweet boy enjoying the beach?
Your comadres in Denver
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Anonymous, at 4:57 PM
Hi, Alex, Greg, and Greer,
My boss and his wife brought in the loveliest potted plants today for me in beautiful pots as well. One is pink and one is yellow for Eleanor and Quinn. I had to close the door to my office and cry.
I just wanted you to know that the sadness and the tragedy of this all is felt even by the most distant of links to you. I know that you have wonderful support in Portland, but please don't forget that Seth, Trott, and I are here when you need us.
Love, hugs, and kisses,
Cameron
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Anonymous, at 11:44 AM
Hi Greg -
I just want you to know that this story, of you, your wife, your son, and your beautiful girls has more than moved me beyond words. I know the grief you have been bearing is something I have not experienced firsthand, but grief is certainly fresh in our lives. Nonetheless, our God holds our grief as His own, and He loves!!! I just wanted to let you know, though I'm sure you have heard this a million times, that we are praying for you in this very moment, not that God would explain the unexplainable, but that He would be glorified beyond our understanding through these circumstances that He has chosen for you, and that once again you will know joy.
-Bobbie and Randy Trout
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