I don't often wax sentimental on my blog, but while I should have been making my menu plan and shopping list, I am sitting here crying and grateful with a painful lump in my throat after reading my friend's remembrance of a very special lady that we both knew.
Reading it reminded me of how fragile and uncertain life can be and that our relationships with our family and friends are more important than any other silly distractions that can take our time. I also reflect on the many friends I have made through my life and the impact for good that they have had and still have on me. Not just friends but family members and in-laws and so on... People are oh so important. I don't think I tell those people often enough how much I love them and appreciate them.... It is good to be reminded of what matters most.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Laboring
Berry has worked hard to advance from the belly scoot that she was using a few weeks ago to a flow blown crawl. She is fast enough to get into trouble AND with two older sisters leaving a trail of choking hazards wherever they go, it will be a miracle if she makes it to her first birthday!
Lou is working hard at preschool, which finally started this week!
| So cute in her new school outfit |
| A nice card and gift from friends we will miss |
| This is just the dry fit of the beadboard. |
I have been working hard to get more organized, particularly in the girls bedrooms
| Berry liked playing in the huge cube shelf we put together |
| Fun "rain gutter" bookshelves. Google it. |
| Making Root Beer - so fun! |
| Sparklers! |
Last random picture - Lou having fun with the camera today before church.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
All out of Quiet
This morning, I was doing dinner prep and Lou was apparently playing restaurant in the play area adjoining the kitchen.
Lou asks, "Mom, What would you like today?"
I replied, "I would like peace and quiet."
Confused pause
"Mom, we don't have that."
My response, "Oh, okay."
Calculative pause.
"Well, actually we do have peas."
Lou asks, "Mom, What would you like today?"
I replied, "I would like peace and quiet."
Confused pause
"Mom, we don't have that."
My response, "Oh, okay."
Calculative pause.
"Well, actually we do have peas."
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