Homeward bound

Sitting waiting for our plane to arrive at Brisbane airport. So looking forward to getting home. Headed off three weeks ago to help my 81 year old mum look after my stepdad who was battling cancer, sadly he passed away last week. Love the way family pulls together in times of need.....love you family.
Hopefully I will catch up with this project but it might take a while three weeks and the camera has been collecting dust.....looking forward to shaking off that dust.

[Sue Wilde]

Have a safe trip home Karen. Sorry to hear about your stepdad.

[Maggiemae]

Good to see a photo from you, Karen! Your Mom will have appreciated your company - a great thing to do.

[Dianne]

You have had a busy, emotional time, so it will be nice for you to have time to take some photos again. I imagine sleep and catching up with the grandies will be high on the agenda to begin with.

[Joyce]

What a great support you must have been for your Mother. Home and your camera will be good though!

[sally agnew]

So sorry to hear about your stepdad, hope your mum will be OK :)

[julia]

What a welcome sight of that homeward bound plane..

[Dawn Swingle]

Very sorry to hear about your stepdad.

[Sam]

So sorry to hear about your stepdad - I hope you Mum is ok :)

[Diane]

Very sad Karen, hope you are all okay, especially your mum.

[☯ Sarah ☁]

Sorry to hear about your stepfather

[Delia]

Sad to hear about your stepfather. Hope he didn't suffer too much or too long. When I first saw your photo I sensed sadness, that something was missing - the plane at the end of the airbridge

[Pat Knowles]

So sad for you Karen.....my sincere sympathies to you all. You have done stirling work, not easy to be away from home all this time & out of your usual space. We have noticed you missing, welcome back.

[Marnie]

Very sad time for you Karen. The empty airbridge is very symbolic.

[Rachel]

Sorry to hear about your stepdad.