Friday, May 29, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Isaac & Autumn
1st Swim of the Season
Playdate


Monday, May 18, 2009
Boston
Mother's Day Weekend
I stole this Boerger family picture from my SIL Sarah's blog.The kids loved playing in the camper

Saturday, May 16, 2009
Nana Week!



Nana made a bubble mixture so after Lauren poured hers out, Nana came to the rescue!



We also had a BIG treat of getting to meet Sarah and the boys in Lubbock for a playdate! The girls love playing with their cousins and I enjoyed visiting with my SIL. We have been blessed with a growing friendship over the years. We met up at a really cool park then went to McD's for ice-cream. It was such a fun day!

Lou getting Aunt Sarah's tickles!
Me and my favorite nephews
One evening, the girls decided that the rocks in Nana's front yard made a great stage. They performed over and over and over :)





On Friday, we got to spend a couple of hours with Grandma & Grandpa. They had been in Houston all week and we we're coming back the next weekend for Mother's Day, so we made up for lost time on the next trip. Even though this one was a very quick stop, we had lots of laughs, hugs, and kisses! Thanks, G & V for being so understanding and supportive. So glad we got to spend the whole next weekend w/ you!

Nothing can stop this Grandma from getting down and playing with her grandkids!
I love this picture of Grandpa spinning Bethy around!
You can't visit Grandma & Grandpa without playing the piano :)
We headed to Floydada to have lunch with King. The girls loved going through all of the stuff in his office and all the yummy snacks he kept giving them. Thanks, Dad, for lunch; it was good to see you. I do hope, though, that this is the last time my girls are in the principal's office!!!Friday, May 15, 2009
How Great Is Our God
God blessed me with a beautiful drive home after a rather emotionally charged time in Hale Center. I was able to sit in the silence of the front seat (with a Disney movie in the back seat) and look at His amazing creation. I drove across the flat south plains and could see for miles across the empty fields until they reached the horizon. We drove over the Caprock and watched the land tumble into the little canyons below. We passed fields of wind turbines which hold their own beauty. I watched a family of deer trot across the highway, a roadrunner buzz along the shoulder of the road, several jackrabbits scurry out of the way, and I could look into my backseat to see the most precious wildlife God has blessed me with.
As I drove, I made myself shut off the reeling of my mind and just watch the world around me. I tried to "be still and know" and notice His creation. I interpreted the beauty as His way to remind me that He is great and so much bigger than anything I can ever imagine. The Chris Tomlin song played over and over in my heart and mind and gave me a peace that passes all understanding.










