Catch Up

What can we say. It has been a very busy past two months. As life continues after a family death and mom has gone home we continue also.







We have had some fun times in the playyard watching the children grow and play.

Kaylee showing off her tree.

Noah visiting with Gideon our dwarf Nubuian goat.

Playing with Grandpa and his childhood Lincoln Logs.

Wrestling with the dogs.

Alyssa had her 7th birthday. Here she poses with her American Girl Doll.

Kaylee had her school music program and little did we know that she ended up the star. She kept that little secret from us. She did a great job.



We were blest to be able to make a trip over to idaho and help a little with some very special children. Titus had started walking. We went for walks and had fun in the back yard chasing bubbles.

I don't often catch Hallie smiling so I'm loving this picture.

Abby was at school most of the time. but she did give us a small piano concert.

Sarah arranged a drive in the country up to a town called Crouly??? what ever it was we loved it.

Abby always the friend maker found a little girl at the park and she and Abby and Hallie had a fun game of tag.




I can't seem to be able to turn this picture but it is again another great picture of Hallie. And one of Titus with the breeze blowing his hair.

And finally one last picture of Sarah and the children. Only Dad is missing from this beautiful picture. Maybe next time.







Over the past several months my Dad became increasingly worse with many trips to the nursing home and to the hospital. He was allowed to end his fight and be at rest with mom and the saints on May 14th , Thursday of this week. With much to do I wanted to catch up on my journaling (blogging) and then tell of him in my next entry. I told Aaron my son this was the end of a chapter in our journey to God and he can now be at peace, There are no more generations behind and as he said now we look forward to the next generation, for us they along with our children are a gift from God --- our loved grandchildren.