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A Great Day After Some Not-So-Great Days

2012-02-21T21:13:00.001-08:00

Well, the 4 of us did it! We passed a stomach bug all the way around the house! It was a mean, but thankfully quick one and you never really appreciate doing the every day things until you've been really sick!

Our day started off with Classical Conversations where one of the lovely families fessed up to being George Washington's great x 9 grand child. So here I am very proudly holding GW's pistol! How cool! ( I think it is a pistol? Right?? I didn't pay attention to that part.)

Next we drove Nana to the airport for her visit to Florida then headed home. We read library books and Hayden fell asleep. I laid him down and then something happened that hasn't happened in an extremely long time. Miss I-Never-Stop-Moving-Maguire crawled into my lap and did this!

Yes. Shocking. That stomach bug took a big bite.
Anyhow, we all woke up in plenty of time to enjoy another amazingly beautiful winter day! There were ponies and neighbors to play with and a walk to the pond where Hayden tried to convince me sharks could live in our pond. (I knew that 12 Deadliest Animals movie was too much for him - but he insisted).

A Great day after some not so great days.

SNO*W

2012-02-18T15:19:00.000-08:00

Change of Plans

2012-02-16T15:21:00.001-08:00

We decided a couple of months ago to stop Berklee's weekly allergy shots and decided to go with LDA injections at the Lamkin Clinic in Edmond. The LDA are supposed to be much more effective and after having 6-8 injections over the span of a couple of years most people can go years without allergies before they may need another injection.

The only downside is that for 3 days surrounding the injections you must be on a very strict diet. I have been fretting about this part for weeks. The foods are cooked cabbage, carrots, celery, potatoes, sweet potatoes, raw lettuce, lamb, wild game or fish, and sea salt. That's it. No gum, olive oil, tooth paste, soap, chap stick,......

So wouldn't you know I planned and prepared and tried to convince my kids we were going to pretend like we live in the 1800's for 3 days AND then my kids got terribly sick today!!! I'm pretty sure it's the flu. So shots are postponed.

On a brighter note, I made lots of foods that I would have never made otherwise and they weren't that bad. Actually the lamb stew and potato fries were good. Pretty much throw all the vegetables above finely chopped into a pot with water and cooked ground lamb!

Hope you are having a happy and healthy Thursday!!!

The Lost Art of Printing Pictures

2012-02-13T12:02:00.000-08:00

Hi there! I've wanted to share this post for a couple of weeks now.

Bath time for the kids after some time in the snow

today makes for as good a time as any!

So, I have to admit that since the digital age took over

the world and the purchase of my fantom backup that will hold

one gazillion photos, I have long neglected

actually ordering photos to have and to hold! One reason,

is that I'm not usually satisfied with the quality I get from

Walgreens or Walmart or fill in the blank and I don't want

to fork over the money to have them professionally printed.

So, there they sit in a grey machine connected to my Mac.

I read a review about ~~a year ago~~ from a mom in

California who had the same problem. Lots of great pictures but

nothing really to show for it. So she sent her images to all kinds

of different print labs, and had them printed in all sorts of different

finishes; matte, glossy, metallic, etc, etc....

I tried really hard to find her blog again but couldn't.

Anyhow, she determined that the best bang for

your buck with the most accurate coloring and

best service was the following:

She ordered her favorites from Snapfish,

matte finish, with white border.

Now, the white border is a preference.

I tried it and really like it for photo albums

or for hanging them from cute little clips like so.

And here are a couple more that I had printed.

I was super duper happy with the photos.

Note: When you order your prints with the matte finish you have

to wait about a week to get them in the mail. Which is great because

if you order them glossy at Snapfish they are printed at Walgreens lab. Boo.

This what you are trying to avoid. :) It's worth waiting.

Another greaaaaat way to get some of your photos out of your camera and into

the hands of people you love is to send them a Postagram via the app on your phone.

It is only 99 cents! to send one of your favorite instagram pictures with a message on a postcard!! Then you can pop the photo out! This is my favorite new thing!

Hayden sent one to his daddy to thank him for teaching him

his master ninja skills. :)

Hopefully this will inspire you to get some good ole fashion

pictures printed!

Happy Monday!

2012-02-10T18:42:00.001-08:00

This week has been a blur. Shawn has been incredibly busy at work and we stayed up late every night working on stuff for the practice.

I also have had problems with my thyroid ever since Hayden was born but decided to go off my medication (dumb) and see a new doctor so we could start from scratch. So it was about 2 months between the time I stopped the medicine and when I saw the new doctor. Did I mention I have hypothyroidismswhich means my thyroid is under productive which translates into I COULD SLEEP FOR 12 HOURS AnD WAKE UP TIRED EVERY SINGLE DAY. I'm not a big fan of taking medicine but I kissed that prescription bottle yesterday.

So here are the ONLY pictures I took this week. So rare for me.

We made butter one day by shaking heavy whipping cream. My tricep was sore the next day.

And this was a bird in a nest in my moms backyard. It almost looked fake.

Hopefully I'll get some pep in my step for next week!!

Moving On-The Circle of Life

2012-02-08T07:50:00.000-08:00

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I'm sitting here on the couch with a laptop on my lap.

It was a good and busy day with the kids. So much of

what the Lord is teaching me through parenting and

homeschooling is so fullfilling, and hard.

It is amazing to me that all my life I never felt like God

had something special for me.

Most kids, even very young ones,

have some sort of an idea in their mind of what they want to be

when they grow up. I don't remember ever having a clue.

Even in college, no desire, none.

I just kept taking classes until they gave me a degree in something.

Then corporate America was the next logical step.

And to be really honest I hated every single moment of it.

Just as I was a great student, I was also a great employee.

What drove me? I am terrified of failure.

But being driven by fear instead of by the excitement

of reaching a goal makes a huge difference! One makes you

miserable, the other invigorates. Fast forward a bit, to marriage

and having two children and the opportunity came for me to

be a full time mom.

As any mother knows, being a mom is no easy task

and I have struggled many days, more in the beginning stages,

but I have never one day wished I could go back to work.

Homeschooling and raising my kids is what I was meant to do!

It was what God had for me all along!

And I'm so overjoyed to finally be living for a purpose!

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It may sound silly now, and it probably would've sounded ridiculous

at any point in my youth to tell my friends or professors that when

I grow up I just want to be a mom!

Although when I figured out this was what

God had created me for it still didn't

automatically take away the fear of failure bit.

I have struggled- and still struggle with thinking about

all of the ways I could totally fail

at this and my children would grow up to be hoodlums.

This again, is

not a fun way to live my days. Fear produces anxiety.

Who needs more

of that?

The Lord has been faithful in showing me that

His grace is enough for even me.

I WILL fail.

Every day.

But every day I know him more and am able

to hopefully show my kids just a little more of him and less of me.

And the opposite of looking at myself and all of my weaknesses

is to look at him, at

the goal of eternity. To remember that if I do nothing else in my day, if I only

point my kids to Jesus, that is enough.

He will take care of the rest and I can

lay the burden on him. Just saying that makes

me take in a deep breath and let

it out slowly.

This is a long post.

But I am needing to get some thoughts out so thank you if

you are still here.

So on to today. Now. Do you ever feel like life is a cycle?

You come upon a roadblock, you hopefully overcome

that particular roadblock, and then hopefully

for a season enjoy a little peace?

Then another roadblock, overcoming, and peace.

Growing, maturing, finding out you can do more

that you thought you could do over

and over again?

I have helped my husband in his private

counseling practice for the last 8 years.

Even when I worked full time, I was in charge of all

of the billing, insurance,

and finance part of his practice as well.

And I have continued that part of it, and honestly

struggled with the balance of it more post kids then pre kids.

I feel as though only in the last several months have

I really gotten to a place where I have balance with

my role in our business, a real rhythm that isn't overwhelming to me.

Do you feel it coming on? The start of that cycle again?

The Lord whispering that he has something more for me?

Well, I do and he does. Another goal that could have an eternal impact.

The fear is creeping in.

The fear tells me that I could NEVER be qualified to help

my husband in his practice.

To develop marriage tools, to write about marriage, to

give others advice for goodness sakes!!

Me? And this is where once again,

I must trust and be faithful to what he is calling me to do.

I tell myself life is short. I don't want to waste it.

I want to keep my eyes on the goal.

The comfortable place was nice while

it lasted but now its time to move on.

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InstaWeekend

2012-02-06T07:23:00.001-08:00

Oklahoma has been beautiful this winter! Besides about a dozen trips to Florida to visit Shawn's family Oklahoma is all I know! Most people move here kicking and screaming but then soon come to love the people and the slower pace of life. I personally can't imagine life any faster but just like everything else it is all about what is "normal" for you!

Although everyone else in the world loves my chicken pot pie, poor Hayden is not a fan.

Took our kids and the neighbors kids to the park. Love our fellow homeschool next door neighbors. They will be the most missed thing when we move!

Hayden's shadow in the car. Love the eyelashes.

Looking for lots.

Best halftime show! Took me back to my youth. I knew every word and sang along for my kids entertainment!

Speaking of. Probably the best part about living in Oklahoma is Braums Ice Cream & Dairy. All products from a local farm and lots of location. If you ever pass through this is a must stop. :)

Have a great Monday!!!

Yesterday {always too fast}

2012-02-04T11:49:00.000-08:00

I read this post yesterday morning, from a mom with older children,

and it made me want hold tight to these two kids of mine and

never let go!

It rained most of the day and was

perfect for a day of games, having friends over for lunch,

playing in the rain,

snuggling and sipping hot chocolate.

These pictures are precious moments of a great

day that I never want to forget.

Too often I let the days slip by without taking time

to soak up the breath, and the

kisses, and the tears, and those glorious moments

when they need my direction. ;)

Not yesterday.

I got soaked!

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Embrace the Camera and a Video

2012-02-02T14:17:00.000-08:00

Today I am embracing the camera over at the anderson crew
with none other than......

Berklee and Hayden!

I bet you couldn't have guessed that. :)

They are getting so big. I go back and forth between wanting

another little baby and then appreciating the easier days

that are here with no diapers and sleeping through the night.

That was random and so is this video.

Last night Shawn took the kids to dinner so that I could

have a couple of hours to work on billing in silence.

I warned him the kids had played outside all day

and Hayden had not had a nap.

I guess the following video is evidence of that.

Kids will do almost anything....

2012-02-01T16:56:00.000-08:00

for ice cream around my house.

Like smile a lot and ham it up for the camera.

We enjoyed yet another spring-like day here.

I have been an Okie my whole life and cannot remember

such a warm winter!

No one is complaining, I think we are all holding

our breath.

And now photo dump.

Happy February!

With Love From Arizona

2012-01-31T13:48:00.000-08:00

About a month ago I decided to sign up for a blogger gift exchange over at Casey's blog

and today we get to blog about our new friend and what we received.

I got paired up with Gabby from Games. She loves vintage, polka dots and her husband

to name a few! I was so excited, I forgot to take a picture of the pink package! I loved

everything she sent me and I don't think I have ever mentioned on my blog that my favorite color is pink, but somehow she knew!

My favorite gift is this big, light pink, vintage-y head band!

And here is the rest of the goodies!

And I sent Gabby an 8X10 of my favorite print from The Wheatfield, which you saw on my blog yesterday. :)

Notes from my Notebook

2012-01-30T14:46:00.000-08:00

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I had an absolute fantastic time at the Winter Summit.

It was exactly what I needed.

I made wonderful new friends and came away with an even bigger

picture of Christ. He is so big and so good, even in our failures.

Definitely in our failures.

So, I thought I would just share some statements from my

notebook that stood out to me from the many.

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I want to find beauty in the sink,

beauty in the suffering,

beauty in the daily.

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When I look for glory in the moment I can slow down the current of

life. There is no joy and peace in hurry.

Thanksgiving changes your basket that is never full enough to

a basket that is overflowing.

Before your child can ever read words they can read your heart.

Use visual prompts to connect with God as often as possible.

{ex: let taking a shower remind you to pray that God would cleanse

your heart, when you get dressed visualize yourself being clothed in dignity.}

Look beyond your struggling child. Is there a wounded spirit that needs to

be mended? You should be a student of your child.

Teach your kids about emotions and take the time to train them how to

handle them.

Our children hear a lot of words, instructions, nagging from us. When you

can, use gestures instead of words. Instead of telling them to put on their

jacket again, pick it up and hold it out for them.

What is the vision for your home? Family is God's idea so what does he

say about it?

He pulled Abraham (the father of all generations) out of his culture and

did something completely new.

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What is lacking in our society from our kids??

1. the ability to have meaningful conversations.

2. the ability to problem solve (critical thinking).

3. the ability to take risks. (they are sheltered from pain and failure).

4. the ability to be concerned about principles rather than results.

Our children should be getting their worldview around the dinner table

and not from movies. Our job is to discuss other worldviews with our children

and not just shelter them.

The truth that makes you free, will first make you angry. ---John Maxwell

Thoughts create your emotions.

Disappointment is a choice.

Feelings are not truth.

As a mother of children, all the interruptions ARE MOMENTS FROM GOD

AND NOT INTERRUPTIONS AT ALL.

.....that homeschooling has led me to the foot of the cross - which is the

very best place for me to be.

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Winter Summit 2012

2012-01-27T08:40:00.000-08:00

This weekend I am heading to Homeschool Mom's Winter Summit 2012.

I am so excited to meet new people and be inspired.

And I looking forward to gaining some wisdom from homeschool

moms who have a lot of experience

under the belts!

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This week I am thankful for the valley's of life.

I feel like the Lord has personally led me out of the

valley in some areas of my life and now, from

the mountaintop, I can praise Him in a whole new way.

And isn't my mom's new logo pretty awesome!

A very talented friend in our church blessed her with this

and now she can't be stopped!!!

Happy Friday!

"Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness

and all these things shall be added."

Funny Stuff for a Thursday

2012-01-25T20:20:00.000-08:00

Since my last post was a little on the heavy side

I thought I would lighten up the mood around here.

So, I will share with you two things that made me laugh

today. Out loud.

First, I won't go into the whole, long funny story, but

my son was amazed at THE WALKING GRASS!!

And yes, that would be a tumbleweed. There were dozens of small

ones "walking" across the Sam's parking lot.

I will never look at another tumbleweed again without

giggling and thinking of my sweet boy.

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And now you have to go read this post.

Reagan is a hoot and it seriously made me laugh out loud.

I have been reading Reagan's blog for well over a year

and am constantly inspired and reminded to be grateful

as her and her husband live life with a young daughter who

has Cerebro Costo Mandibular Syndrome.

Okay, well that is sad and this post was supposed to be funny so

now you definitely have to go read her post!!

The Purpose of Life, My Take

2012-01-25T06:44:00.001-08:00

This past weekend Shawn and I really sought the Lord

as to what he has for us - our mission.

This is what we know. God is a God of purpose and order.

Yes, we trust in him moment by moment but he

created each of us in a unique way so that we may be used

in His kingdom, for His glory, and to build His Church.

So often we think of the Church as a whole unit, which in

one sense it is, but you and I are really the Church.

We do not go to church. The Church goes to a building

and has meetings. This was a huge game-changer for me.

Are you still there? Probably not. The posts that don't have

great pictures or a DIY project tutorial aren't very popular.

But I pray you read the next part.

So then, building the Church means a maturing, a growing

up of all the individuals that make up the church.

Paul writes to the Galatians 4:19, "My dear children, for

whom I am again in the pains of childbirth until Christ is formed in you,

how I wish I could be with you now and change my tone,

because I am perplexed about you!"

Paul knew that the Lord could not use spiritual babies.

He needs those who have gone further, that have gone through

real experiences with the Lord, who have been transformed!

Then we can be used as living stones and train up others in the same way.

That is discipleship.

There is a kingdom to be built, there is work to do.

Are we working? Or are we passively living our lives as if tomorrow

is a promise.

So, our mission?

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We want to encourage others to fight the good fight.

To fight against spiritual apathy.

We want to fight against the numbing effects of our culture.

To be used to open up the eyes of the blind to see

the eternal purpose of God.

We want to be a part of saving marriages,

to see legacy's changed for generations to come.

We want to see a city, a state, a nation of believers

who walk around in the power and authority that

they have been given and have been trained to use

to fight agains the spiritual powers and principalities. (Eph. 6:12)

Basically, we want to go big or go home! :)

Have you sought the Lord's purpose for your life?

That question is overwhelming for most.

It was for me.

This is what the Lord showed me.

Start with your marriage.

This is where a lot of training and maturing for the Lord's work

takes place! 9 years into it I can say Amen to that!

Start with your kids. Again, Amen, a lot of training and maturing

happening here!

"For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for

all things, holding promise for both the present life and the

life to come."

1 Timothy 4:8

I hope you have a wonderful Wednesday!
And check out Shawn's post over at
Behind a Counselor's Door.

Linking up here,

and here,

Road Trip

2012-01-23T21:34:00.001-08:00

Shawn and I had a great trip. I had forgotten what it was like to only be responsible for feeding my own mouth, blowing my own nose and wiping my own.... you know for more than 12 hours.

The NYLO hotel was great, conference was great, Dallas is great and my company was perfect.

And what says road trip more than a trashed out floor board?

{minus the Bible, not trash}

And both kids are now sick.
But at least I'm not sick. Anymore.
Happy Monday.

Conversations

2012-01-19T11:40:00.000-08:00

As I said, I definitely wanted to highlight some of the conversation I had with my 3 (almost 4 year old boy-I cannot believe it) year old. Since Shawn and I are leaving them for the weekend we decided to have a date night this week. Shawn took Berklee out and Hayden took me out. :)

Funny thing about this picture is that I thought he was smiling for the camera
but he just couldn't wait. So when I looked at my phone I laughed for a while. :)

Our kids are currently in a Freddy's phase big time so I took Hayden to Freddy's and he got his own burger, fries, sprite and his very first dirt-n-worms. We sat at the really tall table with the spinning bar stools and talked.

Me: Hayden what do you think you want to be when you grow up?
H: A daddy.
Me: Oh, that's nice. How many kids do you think you'll have?
H: 3 boys.
Me: And there names?
H: Fred, Fred, and Freddy.
Me: And your wife's name?
H: Tanda!
Melt my heart.

H: Mom, could you tell me about the top of my head? I never get to see that part of my
body.

H: Mom, is that man singing about Sara? (the station in Freddy's was playing 80's and 90's hits).
Me: Yes, he is saying Sara.
H: I bet she is an angel.
Me: Maybe. Not really sure.

H: Mom, do you think an Stegosaurus could beat a T-Rex?
Me: Hmmmm.
H: Do you think an Allosaurus could beat a Triceratops?
Me: I don't know.
H: Do you think a Diplodocus could beat a Spinosaurus?
H: Do you think a Brachiosaurus could beat a Gigantasaurus?
(I am zoning out here, it went on for a while...........)

Anyway, he was so cute and we had a fantastic time at Barnes and Noble
afterward where I ~~had~~ got to read through a Dinosaur Encyclopedia and a Star Wars
Encyclopedia type book.

I love this age.

Berklee had a great time with daddy too. They are what I call two peas in a pod.

Getting ready to hit the road with my man.
Have a great weekend!

My day and 2 Recipes

2012-01-18T20:51:00.001-08:00

I really enjoy my big, fancy camera but blogging from my phone saves so much time.

The kids started gymnastics this morning. They loved it and did great!
We went to Metro, which is further from our house than Dynamo but metro has homeschool classes in the middle of the day so it doesn't have to take up an evening and they can go at the same time! Bonus baby!

Made 2 pans of this yummy recipe for
our fellowship on Sunday, except I used shredded rotisserie chicken

instead of chicken breasts. We go to
a home church and each family rotates bringing a meal.

We just celebrated 1 year of meeting together with some amazing people.

Maybe more on that later. :)

Made this crowd-pleasing recipe tonight! It was my first time t

o use won ton wraps and I loved them!

The kids are really into games right now so this is what we

do most nights before quiet time.

I had a cup of coffee tonight so I could finish the following.

Happy Wednesday!!!

Date Night {Wordless Wednesday}

2012-01-18T07:32:00.000-08:00

There will be more to come from this date because the conversations were priceless.

Linking up with Live and Love Out Loud, The Paper Mama, &

Random Tuesday Photos

2012-01-18T06:34:00.001-08:00

It's been a while since I've had a random post! Lots of pictures and memories to record on this little blog today!

We had some more amazing weather for January over the weekend. So we, of course, took advantage of it and went fishing in a mud hole! Berklee looked so cute, she had to go potty.

We have a massage table that has saved us a lot if $$$$ and is a great way to bless each other. Now the kids have discovered the wonderfullness of getting a massage! Oh boy!

We told them to close their eyes and rest and I looked back and saw what looks like a prayer session! So cute. The new car has brought them closer, literally!

Yummy chicken tortilla soup recipe I found on Tasty Kitchen.

Berklee painting at Classical Conversations. This semester they are learning about fine arts.

And lastly Shawn and I are getting to go to Dallas this weekend for half business and half anniversary. One of the nights we are staying at the NYLO. Looks pretty awesome! We haven't taken a trip overnight by ourselves since the kids were born!! Holy guacamole!!! (as Skippy John Jones would say)

InstaFriday

2012-01-13T09:57:00.001-08:00

Celebrating 9 years.

Sleepily getting my hair brushed.

Ice cream and $1 movie day!

Our new afternoon routine.

1st cake pop!

Valentine's Day DIY

2012-01-13T07:43:00.000-08:00

It doesn't take much sometimes to impress my bunch.

This was one of those super easy projects that was a complete hit.

My husband thinks I can do anything.

{Really, sweety, all it involved was two types of glue.}

But I'll let him think I am super woman.

I saw this idea here and ran to Target to

get my $1 section mailboxes!

You need candlesticks, gorilla glue, and whatever decor

you choose.

Happy Friday!!

Coffee Filter Wreath Tutorial

2012-01-12T10:25:00.000-08:00

I am re-posting this tutorial because after almost
over a year, I still love my wreath!

So here is the wreath tutorial. I got this great idea from The Nester.

But I will say that I accidentally made an improvement

to The Nester's project.

Here is what you need. And here is where my improvement

came in. The Nester used a packaged wood/like wreath

but all I had was a styrofoam one in the craft/linen/christmas gift closet.

When I was showing off the beaut to my friend after I was

finished she suggested that I could stick different holiday

or floral picks in the wreath for each holiday or season!

So fold your coffee filter in half like so.

And then in half again like so.

Now a dab of glue will do ya. I put mine pretty close together.

It doesn't have to be perfect!

Happy Thursday!

........Thoughts on Life........

2012-01-12T06:32:00.000-08:00

The Word says that Jesus is the bread of life.

Life.

Isn't that what we are all striving for in all of our pursuits?

I confess that I have been detached for a few weeks.

Detached in my time with the Lord,

detached when my husband comes home for work.

If you have been a Christian for very long you

know the -desert- place I'm in.

Not really hearing or feeling, anything.

No life really.

Praise God he is still there even when we don't

feel anything.

Yesterday, out of the blue, I felt like he

asked me if I was hungry for bread?

The world offers you a feast.

I offer you bread.

He spoke to my heart.

He knows me.

I had to confess that no, lately I have not

been hungry for bread, for Him, for His word.

But I have not remembered that these are

life.

If I am filling my life too much with the feast

then I will think that I am full.

But I am deceived. Malnourished.

Only the bread can satisfy. He is the bread.

I will not be satisfied with any other thing.

Everything else is like a diet Coke.

Full of empty calories. :)

"Blessed are those who hunger

and thirst for righteousness,

for they will be filled." ......Matthew 5:6

You {&} Me

2012-01-11T11:09:00.001-08:00

Happy Anniversary Mr. Maguire!

We had only known each other 3 months when this picture was taken.
I'm positive we had lots of doubters in the audience that day.
We had a peace and we went with that. Peace over logic that day.
God is so good.
He knows our today.
He holds our future.
And He doesn't always operate under our "logical" terms.

TMH

A Great Day After Some Not-So-Great Days

S*N*O*W

Change of Plans

The Lost Art of Printing Pictures

Moving On-The Circle of Life

InstaWeekend

Yesterday {always too fast}

Embrace the Camera and a Video

Kids will do almost anything....

With Love From Arizona

Notes from my Notebook

Winter Summit 2012

Funny Stuff for a Thursday

The Purpose of Life, My Take

Road Trip

Conversations

My day and 2 Recipes

Date Night {Wordless Wednesday}

Random Tuesday Photos

InstaFriday

Valentine's Day DIY

Coffee Filter Wreath Tutorial

........Thoughts on Life........

You {&} Me

SNO*W