Hold them close and cherish every moment…
A very important article…soon I will be starting over with kbug!
Masterpiece
Ephesians 2:10 “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God afore prepared that we should walk in them…,” I hope and pray that my girls grow up to realize and have confidence in the fact that they are our Creator’s masterpiece and that they have been set apart to do great things for his kingdom. I can already recognize His love through their gentle spirits… And his grace through their imperfections… He teaches me much through them… How to love, how to forgive, how to trust, how to pray with undeniable faith, and in their not so perfect “sister” moments, how to have patience and how to use a soft word to turn away wrath. he blesses me daily through these two masterpieces.
Hard to believe “Clifford” Ry Roo is 4 today. She brings us much joy and is such a blessing…and of course who is Clifford without “Emily Elizabeth”…simple evening…trying on costumes, watching daniel the tiger, eating roo’s favorite (hot dogs)…and having a cookie cake. Love my family!
Firefighter Wife
What do you do when you have been cooped up all week because of fear of spreading germs, are already ahead on school, and have extreme cabin fever? You visit 2 out of 6 grandparents, lock your keys in your car, have a teenager back into you, eat some pizza and Shirley Temples at Fleur de Lis, have your kid run into you and knock your phone onto the floor and slightly shatter the screen… After all of that (and a few other things), it was still a good adventure because we were able to visit daddy and his big truck! Some people think that fire fighters families visit the station often… Unfortunately, I don’t think I have any previous pictures of Roo at the fire station, and she will be 4 next week… and for that matter, don’t think I have any of Iz and she is almost 6… bad mommy… bad wife… Roo wanted to sit with daddy in the truck (where he sits)… and Iz wanted to see where the other “firefighters” sit, but had no interest in the drivers seat.
Beyond the Elm 