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Monday, December 7, 2009
Thanksgiving...better late than never!
Friday, December 4, 2009
The factory, Hiking and Krispy Kreme (hot)
We had such fun times over our week up in North Carolina. Here are a few of the highlights. I did not get to take pictures while all nine of us were playing Lazer Tag, it was five kids against us adults. We won. I kicked butt. It was such a hoot.
Can you tell Amy won the boxing match? She was sore for a day or two.
Chaice is a good shot!
This cool game/ride was a roller coaster simulator ride. They were cracking me up because they were screaming and laughing.
Posing at the tree before our night at the Factory. Good food and great fun.
This old, old house was on the property we went and explored off of Betty Creek Road. How was it still standing? I bet these old walls could tell some stories. A few squirrels made me flinch a time or two, but I could have stood there for hours just staring at the past that surrounded this home.
I saw this sight as the whole sky was grey, but a hole appeared and the sun made itself known on the side of the mountain. It was so amazing.
Only because the water was flowing, did I let them drink out of it... and only a sip or two.
We found a little creek to explore up in the hills between Sylva, NC, and Franklin, NC.
Rock, paper, scissors passes the time while the donuts are cookin'!
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Leroy and fall leaves
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Atlanta on Saturday!
The girls had saved their money and wanted to take their dad to the American Girl Boutique and Bistro in Atlanta since he had "missed" the visit in July. He of course was all for it, especially when he saw the restaurant had mango smoothies on the menu. He opted for the berry milkshake though. It was him and the four girls. They all had their dolls with them, and it was so much fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Saturday, November 21, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving
This whole get up was due to the incredible 70's-80's Dance Party put on by our church's Young Adults. Of course, we supported them 100%! Steve was oh so proud to be Ace Frehley for the night. And I was his groupie-makeup artist-stylist-date. What a blast!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Being Thankful
This is my favorite time of year. I love this season, in fact being thankful and having a heart of gratitude gets serious points in my book. Just ask my kids. It seems like everything goes against this teaching... discontentment, always wanting more, it never being enough, or just plain old whining.
It is something in the business of life that I must make a conscious effort to do...not because it is hard, I just overlook some of the greatest things to be thankful for because I am staring at piles of laundry and dust!
So here is the short list:
1. My family. I have a hard working husband who is always looking for ways to make his three girls happy. He gives of his time, and whatever else is needed. My lovely girls...they make me smile daily. Sometimes I hug a little too hard and long. I guess I want them to know that they make my life complete.
2. My friends. They are my family. They surely are given to me from the Lord. I can never say I am a lonely girl...because of them. Even my blogging friends, they let me see things outside of my normal everyday world. For that I am thankful.
3. My church. It is a group of people who love the Lord and serve Him in a way that is inspiring. I am so thankful I can be myself and be loved.
4. A good job. Homeschooling is a chance to use my gift of teaching. (This is the play we went to a few weeks ago. It was the story of Scrooge. It was very inspiring to the kids to look into Kid's Theatre)
5. Steve's job. He loves it. I am so thankful that he gets to use his talents and has a passion for it. Because of our blessings and good stewardship, we have let the ten year old white camry go to the Toyota heaven and we have a new blessing, Mr. Blue.
It is something in the business of life that I must make a conscious effort to do...not because it is hard, I just overlook some of the greatest things to be thankful for because I am staring at piles of laundry and dust!
So here is the short list:
1. My family. I have a hard working husband who is always looking for ways to make his three girls happy. He gives of his time, and whatever else is needed. My lovely girls...they make me smile daily. Sometimes I hug a little too hard and long. I guess I want them to know that they make my life complete.
2. My friends. They are my family. They surely are given to me from the Lord. I can never say I am a lonely girl...because of them. Even my blogging friends, they let me see things outside of my normal everyday world. For that I am thankful.
3. My church. It is a group of people who love the Lord and serve Him in a way that is inspiring. I am so thankful I can be myself and be loved.
4. A good job. Homeschooling is a chance to use my gift of teaching. (This is the play we went to a few weeks ago. It was the story of Scrooge. It was very inspiring to the kids to look into Kid's Theatre)
5. Steve's job. He loves it. I am so thankful that he gets to use his talents and has a passion for it. Because of our blessings and good stewardship, we have let the ten year old white camry go to the Toyota heaven and we have a new blessing, Mr. Blue.
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