Bruce made it back home safely last Saturday night from El Salvador. There's always something exciting about going to the airport late at night to wait for your loved one to emerge from the terminal. Watching the big planes up close as they jet off the runway and then others landing gently by the guidance of the blue, red and white lights. The kids all bouncing off the walls. We were glad to see daddy home safe and sound. He spent the whole week telling us about every experience he'd encountered. You can read more about his trip soon on our other blog.
For our Thanksgiving celebration, we traveled up to MI to see mom and dad's new home. My brother, sister and their families were all there. The cousins had four days to run and play and explore the woods around the house. We had a blast playing Catch Phrase and euchre. Ofcourse by the time Diane and I got warmed up, we'd lost more than we'd won. But, who's counting?? We had fun anyway. LOL
It's hard to believe Christmas is around the corner...only 23 days! My dear sister Diane LOVES decorating her home for Christmas. This year, they found the tallest tree on the farm....a whomping 15 feet high!! Unfortunately, they had to hack off a couple feet due to that darn ceiling!! As well as having to anchor it to the wall on both sides. It is a beauty though!! Kudos to your creatively rich decorating talent Sis!! Your home is a sure Southern Living photo shoot in the making. :)
Myself on the other hand, is a different story. This year, as much as I'm looking forward to enjoying the season of Christ with my family, I just can't seem to get into getting everything out. I know. It doesn't seem right. I just feel like we've been so busy for so long that I'd rather not do one more thing to make it any busier. No, I'm not being a hum-bug....really! It'll come. After our house guest this week and the Christmas Tea at church on W, Th and Fr.....we'll go cut a tree on Sunday. I do look forward to that. :)
Hi! My name is Deborah, and I want to thank you for taking a moment out of your busy day to visit Home For Him. I hope in some small way that you find encouragement and ideas for not only your homeschooling experience, but also your walk with God.
The Boss ~ Bruce, my hubby and best friend, is a Project Manager for CrossRoads Missions here in New Orleans. He likes to listen to music, watch old concerts on Netflix, play practical jokes and be with family. He also spends alot of time in the Word these days, trying to be the best leader for our family and mission that he can be.
The Serious and Organized One ~ "Bri Guy" likes to read, play soccer, listen to music, build bionicles, collect pocketknives, hang out with friends, go to CBS, and be with family.
The Creative Dreamer ~ "Sissy Lou" likes to write on her blog, love on her pets, rides horses, scrapbook, read, play soccer, be with her girlfriends, and study the Bible.
The Extreme Goof ~ "Con Man" likes to do math, play football and soccer, snowboard, make people laugh, build bionicles, play with his dogs, play with friends, build forts, and go to small group at church.