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Tag Archives: Family Life
Bragging Again. . .
Okay, so I have been bragging on my little girl a lot lately, so please indulge me while I brag, yet again, on her domestic skills! My cousin, Branden, and his wife, Laura, just had a beautiful baby girl. (Otherwise … Continue reading
Busy Week
It feels like I hit the ground running on Monday morning, and things have yet to slow down! On Monday, Faith and I loaded Pippin up and took him to the vet to be neutered. When we picked him … Continue reading
Amazing Faith
My daughter is amazing! She is only 11 years old, but she can already sew, cook, crochet, and knit. And now, she can quilt, too! She recently decided that she wanted to make a quilt. So, she came to me … Continue reading
Alex’s Mad Skills
Yesterday was Alex’s Sweet Sixteen. He had a slumber party with all of his buddies last weekend, since his birthday landed in the middle of the week, and then we had a private family get-together last night to celebrate. It … Continue reading
Images from the Road
I just wanted to let everybody know that I have finally finished uploading all the pictures I took along the way and while we were in Texas this month. If you just click on one of the pictures on the … Continue reading
Old Family Photos
I had a friend tell me that she wash hoping that I would post some pictures from my Aunt Bobbie’s photo album. And, actually, I have been meaning to, but well, one thing leads to another. So, without further ado, … Continue reading
The Adams Album
While we were in Texas, one of the most exciting things I got to do was scan all of the pictures in a photo album belonging to my Aunt Bobbie. Her grandmother gave it to her mother 105 years ago!!! … Continue reading
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Home At Last
We finally got home from Texas yesterday. My aunt is doing much better, although she is not out of the woods yet. I am so glad that we went to see her! She is so precious to me. I do … Continue reading
Texas
We got to Midland, Texas on Wednesday. Even though I grew up in this part of the country, I am still always shocked to see how FLAT and BROWN it is here. There just are not any hills or trees. … Continue reading
Strange Days
“Strange days have found us, strange days have tracked us down. . .” ~Jim Morrison~ The past several days have just been freaky! First, Gaylon’s uncle, Charles, passed away last Tuesday. His funeral was held Friday morning in Abilene. So, … Continue reading
Silver in Raleigh
We went to the North Carolina 4-H State Congress in Raleigh this past Monday and Tuesday. The Congress actually lasted all week, but we only needed to be there for those two days. Alex and Faith both earned Silver Medals … Continue reading
Headed for the Hills
So we took the kids to camp last Saturday! You would think it would be nice and quiet around here, but so far, that’s not really been the case. We had people here working on the rock on our front … Continue reading
What’s Up, Doc?
I guess my favorite movie, ever, is “What’s Up Doc?” starring Ryan O’Neal and Barbara Streisand. So, since tonight was the kids’ last night before going off to camp for two weeks, we decided to make a Family Night of … Continue reading
Finally!
I am finally finished with the Yearbook!! Yay! For those of you who don’t know, I have done the yearbook for our homeschool support group for the past two years. This is my last year, because it really does take … Continue reading
Authenticity
“Ultimately man becomes sick for sheer lack of authenticity; he no longer lives as a subject: he exists as the plaything of chance and superficiality.” ~Benedict XVI~ I think everybody goes through some form of an identity crisis at some … Continue reading





