5.28.2008
Gotta love the Internet
I don't think I watched one single episode of Brother's & Sister's for the entire '08 season and all I had to do was watch the season finale on the Internet and now I am all caught up. Doesn't get much better than that!
Ice Cream
Cory gifted us with 4 pints of Ben & Jerry's ice cream Monday night after homegroup. My favorite so far is Mint Chocolate Cookie. Oh my ... it is really quite amazing. I have threatened to toss the pints into the sink and drown them in water various times, but I just can't bring myself to waste such amazing ice cream. Now I remember why I don't by the little pint sized ice creams -- they are way too good to stop eating after just a 1/2 cup ...
5.23.2008
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Some links to further our blogging communication ....
http://www.netlingo.com/smiley.cfm
http://www.fingertek.com/smilies.htm
http://www.netlingo.com/smiley.cfm
http://www.fingertek.com/smilies.htm
5.22.2008
Knowing is Loving
It is no wonder that God not only loves me unconditionally, but everyone else in the world too. He knows me. He knows my story, my mistakes, my joys, my sorrows, my ups & downs, and my good and bad decisions. He knows that I wake up every morning and crave a hot cup of tea. He knows that I list my way through life, crossing off accomplishments as I go. He knows my heart and all of the desires of that blood pumping organ.
How much easier is it to love people when we know them? I wish everyone had a little conversation bubble above their heads which gave a brief snapshot of their lives ... and maybe a statement about how they were feeling at that very moment. How much more compassion would I have for others if I actually knew their story instead of inferring my own for them?
5.21.2008
Weeds ...
Sage and I were weeding in the front yard today during which she asked the profound question ...
Mom, why did God send the weeds?
Mom, why did God send the weeds?
5.13.2008
No Internet
Well, no, I haven't been avoiding you all. Our Internet was down over the past week so I have been a little out of it. Glad to be back in-touch.
5.02.2008
Daddy and Daughters Day One
Guest Blogger: Daddy Ryan!
This weekend, the nursery is all mine. At 10:41am Amber left, and it's just me and the girls for the next two and half days. As Aspen would say, "It's no biggie."
Today we met Todd, Elijah (4) and Lincoln (1) for a morning of adventure.
We met up at a secret location and took the kids on an adventure that I doubt they will they soon forget.
We took them on a journey through 8 ft. high weeds, over a creek, under tunnels made by the trees & past huge boulders, in search of a cave that I hadn't been to in over 10 years.
Sage made it most of they way, Aspen and
Lincoln were held the entire way, and Elijah ran, jumped, and basically somersaulted as he blazed a path for the rest of us to follow.
The thistles were HUGE, & we most likely walked through tons of poison oak, but then, through the brush, looking like something out of an Indiana Jones movie, we saw a giant rock in which the cave was hewn. We made our way up the creek so we could climb inside.
Then, after tromping back through the poison oak, thistle, and weeds, we made it to the trucks and headed off to eat Ojai Ice Cream in the Gazebo at Libby Park.
We made it back to the house just in time for naps, where we all took long naps.
Now I'm just praying that none of us wake up tomorrow with itchy rashes.
Update: No poison oak, just ticks!
This weekend, the nursery is all mine. At 10:41am Amber left, and it's just me and the girls for the next two and half days. As Aspen would say, "It's no biggie."
Today we met Todd, Elijah (4) and Lincoln (1) for a morning of adventure.
We met up at a secret location and took the kids on an adventure that I doubt they will they soon forget.
We took them on a journey through 8 ft. high weeds, over a creek, under tunnels made by the trees & past huge boulders, in search of a cave that I hadn't been to in over 10 years.
Sage made it most of they way, Aspen and
Lincoln were held the entire way, and Elijah ran, jumped, and basically somersaulted as he blazed a path for the rest of us to follow.
The thistles were HUGE, & we most likely walked through tons of poison oak, but then, through the brush, looking like something out of an Indiana Jones movie, we saw a giant rock in which the cave was hewn. We made our way up the creek so we could climb inside.
Then, after tromping back through the poison oak, thistle, and weeds, we made it to the trucks and headed off to eat Ojai Ice Cream in the Gazebo at Libby Park.
We made it back to the house just in time for naps, where we all took long naps.
Now I'm just praying that none of us wake up tomorrow with itchy rashes.
Update: No poison oak, just ticks!
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