Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Praying for Papa



I've gotten very behind in posting and have several "pending"... but this week our thoughts are with our Papa.  He continues fighting his cancer battle but has gotten some very difficult news this week.

Prayers for Papa and Grandma are peppered throughout our days and nights.  Josiah is starting to grasp the heaviness of our hearts.  He is so sensitive and able to detect our emotions in the absence of words.

We love you Papa!

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Josiah Reading!

(pause ipod at bottom of page)

Monday, July 18, 2011

Yard Sale Fundraiser

A few weeks ago we had a HUGE yard sale!  Everything was donated for adoption fundraising, from clothes to toys to kitchen gadgets.  Thanks to the help of many friends and donations from family and even folks we don't know, it was a fun and successful day!

Most of my photos from the day are of friends helping out.  Since I don't have permission to place their beautiful faces here on the blog, these are all I have to share for now.  But, I think you can get the general idea!





We felt so blessed after that weekend was over!  The Lord is providing for our family in so many ways.  We are getting excited to meet our new munchkin!

Friday, July 1, 2011

letters to Abby


A few weeks ago Abby went to Sensory camp at UCP.  We really missed her here at home, and after the week was over Josiah wrote her a letter:


"Dear Abby, this is from Josiah.  I love you very much and I missed you while you were at camp.  And then I love you as much as the sun is high.

I’m glad I got to go to camp with you today Abby."

He has been "writing" us letters lately that are both hilarious and sweet.  I'll try to post more of them as they come.  One that he brought us the other day had a picture of "grumpy mommy" among the rest of the family, all smiling.  Hmmm.  I guess I need to work on that.

Conversation in the car--

Josiah:  "Abby needs to feel my legs when we get home."

me:  "Why's that honey?"

J:  "Because they are covered in ant bites and she would like to feel that.  She might think it's a braille book!"

How thoughtful!  Five year olds are so funny.