Large Family Raising Fruit John 15:5
Gratitude is something we are always striving towards. We have realized that the more we CHOOSE to be grateful, the more grateful we ARE, or BECOME. We would like to start doing a weekly gratitude post & will strive towards that. For this week, we …
I had planned our Gratitude post for today, but spent yesterday instead catching up with an old family friend & we enjoyed an evening of watching “Poirot” & eating Belgian chocolates. (since Poirot is Belgian) 🙂 Grant saw the box of Belgian chocolates last time …
The younger kids love to “camp out” in the main living areas…. 🙂
We had a wonderful Thanksgiving, celebrated with our whole family & Grant’s Mom and Sherman. Everyone worked together to get the food ready (we started Wednesday & did what we could. And we bought the pies this year ….shocking I know!) 😉 Lizzy did most …
We have so much to be thankful for. We have a Gratitude post we’re working in for this Sunday. And tomorrow we’ll share about our Thanksgiving. 😊 Today, we really want to thank all the service people who have to be working today – and …
To celebrate birthdays, we try to go to Pizza Ranch as a family & with a guest for each birthday child. Lucas & Emmalyn’s birthdays were at the beginning of the month, but this week was when we were able to schedule the lunch. 🙂 …
What my day looks like: Working on a couple home tests I needed to finish up – one is a breath test I have to do every 20 minutes for 3 hours (after drinking some 😫 drink) & one is a spit test (ever had …
Once a week a local nursing home has “Coffee with the Residents”. They offer coffee, hot cocoa & donuts, or some other treat, and anyone is welcome. Grant has been going for the past year or so (when he’s able, but he tries to at …
Lexa took a few kids to go visit a friend’s calf. They love animals! The kids really enjoyed it. 🙂
“How am I doing?” That is a very hard question to answer. I appreciate the fact that people are checking with me and wondering how I’m doing (Please, don’t stop!) But, it isn’t always an easy question to answer. 🙂 Here is the short answer …