A mother never stops wondering and worrying about her boys. Even when they are 27 and 25.
When Scott first told us he was going to be stationed in South Korea for a year, I never envisioned South Korea as being a place where hurricanes or typhoons would head. Then came Typhoon Bolaven. Thankfully, Scott was on temporary duty in Alaska when Bolaven hit. Minimal damage in the area.
But now, Super Typhoon Sanba is heading his way. "Super Typhoon" is the hurricane equivalent of a Category 5 storm. It will probably still be a 3 or 4 when it hits the Korean mainland, by the 17th. Scott is back in Kunsan. He'll get to experience it this time. Thankfully, his dorm room is on the 7th floor so if there is flooding he shouldn't be affected that much.
Probably a mom worrying too much.
And then there's Eric. Classes and rotations have started again. He is now on his OB rotation. I'm not worried about him, per say. He's doing a great job in school and will make a wonderful nurse. But it gives me a weird feeling to think of him as a young unmarried man watching a strange woman give birth, which he will soon get to see if he hasn't already. But every nurse has to go through that rotation, even if they are guys. All part of nursing.
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