there is always much to do
our 4 little kittens are 6 weeks old today and Opal left to go to a good home just 10 minutes ago
we are loving how we home educate and after 9 years are seeing the fruit of our labor
we are busy with farmers markets and loving it
the huge combines are harvesting the fields as I type and the ground is shaking ~ 3 of our children got to ride along tonight in the combine
we are gearing up for a long, cold, winter
our 5 year old twins wear Little House on the Prairie gowns and night caps that Grandma D made whenever they are not in the wash
we have a pattern in our family ~ girl, girl, boy, boy, girl, girl, boy, boy and the twins are praying that we have a baby girl next ~ so sweet
our oldest, Hannah, is planning a themed dinner party all about Titanic to take place in October
my husband is blessed to be a part of an amazing men's study with 3 other men at our church and they are going through the book ~ The Exemplary Husband
our 2 oldest sons, Sam and Joe, live, breathe, and sleep fishing and we love having fresh fried fish
baby Henry is carried around most of the time ~
it's amazing that he ever learned to walk
we were blessed to enjoy fresh cut flowers from our garden in our home thanks to Hannah and Emma
Gus LOVES everything Hannah bakes ~ especially cake pops
Henry can often be found in our hammock sleeping
homemade baked mac and cheese is a lunch special
but most of all around here we love the Lord Jesus Christ with our whole hearts, minds, and souls ~ without the saving grace that comes with knowing Christ everything else is done in vain.