Many do not understand what a glory and an honor it is to be a mother, particularly a mother to a child who has defied all odds and adds a particular brilliance to the world in general. I thank God that I have been sanctified to be such a momma! I try to be the center of love, selflessness, and patience in our home. Sometimes I succeed; sometimes I do not. I have been blessed with three wonderful children, each with their own unique persona. Our family stories range from the tear-jerking to the comic. That's what our lives are made up of. I would have it no other way.
Just Perfect!!
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I went to Heinen's tonight. It is my favorite grocery store. I was pushing
my cart around the corner and look what I found...
They moved my favorite choc...
In the beginning................
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I first started writing this blog as a way to reach out to any new moms
just starting out on this DS journey. From my experience almost 13 years
ago, I kno...
As heard...
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The other night while we were eating dinner... this was heard at our dinner
table.
Hannah: "What is this meat we are eating?"
Me: "It is turkey kielbasa"
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And The Award Goes To...
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Today seems like as good a day as any to dole out a couple of awards from
the weekend.
First, the* Happiest Birthday Girl Award* goes to Miss Ellie, in w...
Just a little Run
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The chest cold is slowly getting better and I did a short trial run this
morning. 5k in sunshine and plus degree weather was a lovely way to start
off this...
The Red Carpet
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Shortly after my post on the Luke 14 Banquet I came across some photos on
FB of Kayla/us on the red carpet. Does she look like she is in her element
or wha...
A Tenacious Pursuit of Altered Dreams
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In 1955 Jill Kinmont Boothe, a U.S. champion skier, crashed during a race,
which paralyzed her. Boothe became a role model for her tenacious pursuit
of al...
Bazzy Mazzy
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What is that you say? Made ya look!
Why it's Barry Manilow! And 30 of us Fanilows went to the concert last
night. It was so much fun! We sang and dance...
Redoing It
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Our house is in need of a MAJOR deep clean. Really though? We need a full sized dumpster.Is it spring yet? Every year our village does a dumpster day, actual...
Maysons 6th bithday
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Well, we made it passed Maysons 6th birthday. I was kind of dreading it.
There is just something about my babies getting passed that 5 year old
mark... B...
Dallas Feeding Eval
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Greetings from room 219 of the Dallas Ronald McDonald House!
Ethan and I left North Carolina yesterday morning, flew to Chicago, and
then on to Dallas. Eth...
CHD Awareness Day 1
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Today marks our 5th Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week. 5 years ago
today we were 8 days out from Aiden's first open heart surgery for
Tetralogy of Fa...
Spread the Word
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There is a word that ties my stomach in knots every time I hear it, and I
hear it often. Each time, I have to make a decision. Do I say something,
or i...
The Letter
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I walk in from work this evening and there is Emma Sage sitting on the
couch doing her Homework. She looks over at me and then starts quickly
ripping up a...
Paid In Full
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"All the world’s great religions show that people expect to pay for their sins. Some do penance, while tens of millions believe they will suffer in some futu...
My view of the use of the "R" word
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At first I heard friends from my DS community talk about how they didn't
like the "R" word. I guess I never really thought about it back then and
how much ...
A Short Note About Business Insurance
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A renters or home owners do not cover a home business business purpose auto
policies are not at all covered by the personal auto policies. Many
business po...
Pray for Kirill!
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I recently read on Facebook about the Davis family in Atlanta that has been
in the process of adopting a little boy with Down syndrome in Russia that’s
in ...
Ear Infections = Bad Nights....
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Despite Rhett feeling off the last erm......month. We decided to go out
tonight. We got free tickets to the Flash basketball game and thought it
would be f...
Merry Christmas
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In order to save some green and be more green, this year I'm going to post
our Christmas letter on our blog instead of sending via snail mail.
This year ...
Pray For Julian!
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The little boy above is close to my heart. He is part of my extended
family. You see Julian is one of Jeremy's brothers from his dad's side. As
I type thi...
It's All About the MY Word!
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Em is in her "my" stage! It's MY mom. MY Bubba. MY book.
Now, she isn't selfish about it, she will happily hand something over to
share, but she will make...
Finding my creative groove again
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Recently I had found myself having a hard time wanting to knit or even
spin. Life was crazy busy and it was really wearing me out. Sucking away at
my creat...
May notes
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May is: tiny bouquets of bright yellow dandelions collected for me by the
little boys, bird seed bells hung in trees for the chickadees, grape
hyacinth blo...
Hellllooooo World!!!
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Wow...it's been a while, and then some.
I am so excited to make Rhett's blog public again. We are finished with our
settlement with the hospital and I know...
It's been way too long.....
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Wow, has it really been 6 months since my last update? I'm not sure where
to even begin so I guess I will start by hitting some highlights. Maybe
then I wi...
to my father
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Last Sunday, was a year already since my father passed away. Time is a
mystery to me; where does it go?
There was a mass in his name and then the church hel...
My face may be different but my feelings are the same. I laugh and I cry and take pride in my gains. I was sent here among you to teach you to love, as God in the heavens looks down from above. To Him, I'm no different His love knows no bounds; It's those here among you in the cities and towns, that judge me by standards that man has imparted, but this family I've chosen, will help me get started. For I'm one of the children so special and few, that came here to learn the same lessons as you. That love is acceptance, it must come from the heart; We all have the same purpose, though not the same start. The Lord gave me life to live and embrace, and I'll do it as you do, but at my own pace.
~Author Unknown
1 comments:
What a great photo! Love his smiles.
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