Nov. 20, 2009 Keeps Me Busy
This beautiful family of mine is what is keeping me busy and I wouldn't change it. I know that I will have time for blogging, but right now I must tend to my family. 
This is not a good bye post, but just letting you all know I'm still here, but my time is limited...
The days and nights are full, but I have so much to be thankful for.
The Lord is good!
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Nov. 19, 2009 Haven't forgotten....
I haven't forgotten about my blog, but can I just say it has been busy around here. I have pictures and posts I hope to do soon, but this week just seemed to fly by without leaving me any time for blogging, maybe next week will be better. 
Baby is doing well and growing, we are so enjoying him. He is 5 weeks tomorrow. He is smiling and cooing to us, which is so adorable.
School is going well too.
God is good!
Until next week....... ( I can't promise though)
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Nov. 3, 2009 Apples, Apples, And More Apples
This past week we have been doing a bit of applesauce every day. Yesterday morning, we went apple picking with friends and had a lovely time out picking apples for applesauce and apple cider.
Doesn't he look thrilled with this large apple?!
Another happy helper, although she had more fun running around then picking up apples.
Climbing the tree
My big girls picked lots of apples!
Taking time to nurse the baby. All the fresh air must have tired the baby out, because he then sleep all afternoon yesterday, he just woke up to nurse and then went right back to sleep.
Sleeping peacefully
Our willing, yet careful helpers.
They were delighted to be able to help with this, they were very careful too.
Filling the jars....
Removing any air bubbles
And here is the pretty pink applesauce! It is so delicious too!
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I have been soaking up newborn sweetness. Our days have been full and I am feeling quite well. Baby is doing very well too. As of last Wednesday, he was 10lb 2oz. He is a very content baby boy and receives lots of hugs and kisses each day.
First smile to be caught by the camera!
Wide awake...
Sleeping again... he does do a lot of that. :)
I feel so blessed! I hope to share his birth story soon, just haven't had the chance to sit here at the computer long enough to type it out, but it is coming soon!
Just wanted to add... We thank you for all of your sweet comments! We are so very blessed and enjoying our new baby very much. |
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Oct. 19, 2009 Precious Baby Boy
Just minutes old.....
Taken during his first day
Day 3
Oldest and youngest
Big sisters loving him, K. gives him the sweetest kisses.
Biggest brother
Big brother, he is delighted to have a baby brother, that is just what he wanted!
Another "bay" (that is how he says boy)
Big sister in awe of her baby brother.
Having a newborn in the family is such a sweet thing. We are doing well, I am resting lots and snuggling baby. It is relaxing for me, since my parents are living here with us right now, I haven't had to worry about much. He is nursing well too. God is good! |
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Just a quick note to let you all know our precious baby boy was born this morning at 2:39am, weighing in at 9lb 9oz and 22 1/4 " long. He is beautiful and we have named him Micah, still deciding on the second name. We arrived at the hospital at 1:30am and we arrived back home shortly before six. I will post more later sometime, but birth went well and we are all rejoicing here in the goodness of the Lord. He heard and answered my prayers concerning labor and delivery.
Today, I'm planning to snuggle dear little Micah and rest! 
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Oct. 12, 2009 Happy Homemaker Monday
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The weather in my neck of the woods:
Overcast and a chance of rain, plus it is cold today!
One of my simple pleasures:
Seeing the children working with daddy
Hearing our youngest "read" stories
Feeling our unborn baby's movements - not long until we meet this new little one. Ticker says 5 days! I'm hoping less than that.
On my bedside table:
I know these are also the same as last week. I just can't read very long before I fall asleep!
An Encouraging Word
TEACH Magazine
Bible
Tea Leaves - a devotional meditations for women
Keepers At Home
Family Life
On my TV:
No TV here
On the menu for tonight:
Potatoes, squash, green beans, salad and fish or a chick pea dish. We are keeping it simple, even though it is Thanksgiving here.
On my To Do List:
Today, my husband is home because of Thanksgiving, so we are getting lots done around the house like bringing in firewood and doing some cleaning and organizing in the basement. Also dear hubby is planning to put in a toilet in the master bathroom this afternoon. Yay!!
I washed the rag quilt I just finished for my husband
Do a load or two of laundry
Write a letter or two
New Recipe I tried last week:
None
In the craft basket:
One skirt left for daughter, I have been sewing skirts here when I have a chance! Six done so far...
Culottes for girls
Looking forward to:
Meeting our new baby, it is coming closer!
Riding Cinnamon, our horse, once baby is born and I'm recovered and rested.
Homemaking Tip for this week:
Include your children, they love to feel needed.
Favorite Blog Post of the week (mine or other):
Right now, I'm not sure....
Favorite photo from last week:
Lesson learned the past few days:
God cares for me.
On my Prayer List:
Husband
Children
Extended family
Wisdom and patience for each day as I teach and train our children
Up coming labor and delivery of our 6th baby. This has been really on my mind, prayers appreciated!!
Devotionals, Scripture Reading, Key Verses:
This morning when I read from Tea Leaves, it written by one of the ladies just after she had her first child. I thought it was fitting to read that, even though I'm due with baby #6, we all know how we feel just after birth and when looking down at our baby.
Dear Lord, fill me with your peace and give me strength and courage for the labor ahead of me. Thank you for this new baby; we are so looking forward to meeting this new little one! In your Son's name, Amen.
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I was surprised and blessed to receive a blogging award recently. Thanks again, Naomi!
I would like to pass this award on to.....
Martha - I have enjoyed knowing you online for a number of years now, you have been a blessing to know.
Amy - Am always blessed when I visit your blog and read the thoughts you share.
Emily - Have enjoyed getting to know you recently and peeking into your days.
Becky - Thankful to know you in real life and would love to get together more often.
Tereza - Enjoy peeking in your life and reading your honest thoughts.
Danielle - Have enjoyed your blog and getting to know you during this past year. It was fun quilting online with you!
Shelby - A dear friend! We need to stay in touch better.
Seven Interesting Things About Me
1. Always dreamed of being a wife and mother when I grew up.
2. Met my husband when I was 7.
3. I was home schooled all my schooling years, except for one.
4. I'm a quiet one, love meeting people, but never know what to say.
5. Would love to visit Barbados again, been there twice already!
6. Needed braces, I was so afraid of docors and dentists too. 
7. I am a country girl
There are a few rules that come along with this award. To accept the award I have to do a few things:
1. Thank the person who nominated me for this award.
2. Copy the logo and place it on my blog.
3. Link the person who nominated me for this award.
4. Name seven things about me that people might find interesting.
5. Nominate seven blogs.
6. Post links to the seven blogs that I nominate.
7. Leave comments on all seven blogs letting them know I nominated them.
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Oct. 7, 2009 Bringing in the Harvest
Yesterday, we harvested the last of the garden. Actually not quite, just remember that tomorrow we need to bring in the squash. We first went out to pull up the carrots, but the children were getting along nicely with that, so I decided to go and dug up the remaining potato rows. I called N. over to help me with that. It was ok to dig, but bending down (remember I'm 38 + weeks pregnant) to pick the potatoes was not so easy. We didn't have a bumper crop, but we are happy with what we did find. They were a decent size, considering how wet the garden was.
Here I am with N. helping me.
R. was taking the tops off the carrots. We have a hamper full, but I still need to sort them. The really small ones we will keep for our horse. The others I hope to freeze.
Part of our onion crop. They did well and some are quite big!
I took this picture just this evening. It was rainy and overcast here all day, but then the sun shone through and it look so neat outside.
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Oct. 7, 2009 Simple Sewing Instructions for Skirts
Just thought I would share instructions for sewing up simple skirts for your girls without needing a pattern. A good friend told me how to do this.
1. Pre-wash material, dry and iron.
2. Measure hips at widest point - hip measurement plus 6" divide by 4 - this is what the top measurement of the skirt will be.
3. Decide on length of skirt and subtract how much you want for ruffle.
4. Fold material as needed to obtain 2 pieces as follows - for my girls I just folded the material in half, since it is corduroy both pieces needed to go the same way, so I couldn't fit two skirt pieces across. (one going up and the other down) Some material is wide enough to do so. With this skirt piece the top measurement is 8 1/2" and bottom is 13". You can make it however full you would like it to be. As you can see the one corner is rounded just a bit. For this skirt - length is 20" and ruffle is 10". We like the wider ruffle. One side of skirt is along the fold and the other is the cut edge.
5. Cut 2 ruffle pieces 1 1/2 times the measurement of skirt. These were full wideth of material.
6. Cut 3 1/4" waistband, fold in half and iron. Again full wideth of material, just cut off excess after sewn onto skirt.
A pic of all the pieces
7. Sew a narrow hem on ruffle pieces.
8. Sew two rows of gathering stitches on top of ruffle or use your gathering attachment on serger. I just was recently given one of those (gathering attachment) and do I ever like it!
9. Gather and attach ruffle to bottom of skirt.
10. Sew up one side seam.
11.Attach waistband to top of skirt to form casing for elastic.
12. Cut elastic 2" less than waist measurement, thread elastic through casing and secure at ends.
13. Sew up last seam and you are all done!
P.s This is a different skirt than the one above. Haven't sewn up that one yet. Hope to do that tomorrow. You can also make the skirt without a ruffle, just make your skirt length longer.
Please ask any questions if you have any.
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Yes, today we had another birthday here in our family. Our youngest daughter turned two today! She is a sweetheart and such an easy going child. We are so thankful to have her in our family. Her sweet little hugs and kisses are so priceless.
After her nap this afternoon, she had a ride on Cinnamon with her big brother.
She loves to do that!
Here she is in her new p.j's and looking at her new book.
Precious little girl, we all love you!
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Oct. 5, 2009 Happy Homemaker Monday
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The weather in my neck of the woods:
It is early yet, but it looks like we might enjoy some sun today. Looking forward to a beautiful fall day.
One of my simple pleasures:
I know this is the same as last week, but it is true! Feeling our unborn baby kick and squirm. I know it won't be long and I won't be pregnant anymore. Wow, my ticker say now says 12 days left... Of course it is give or take a few.
Another simple pleasure is seeing the girls enjoying Cinnamon (our Horse).
On my bedside table:
I know these are also the same as last week. I just can't read very long before I fall asleep!
An Encouraging Word
TEACH Magazine
Bible
Tea Leaves - a devotional meditations for women
Keepers At Home
On my TV:
No TV here
On the menu for tonight:
Still planning....
On my To Do List:
School
Get a start on the laundry
Wash Blankets I will be using for new baby
Prepare carriage for new baby, I like to use it here in the house
Sewing
New Recipe I tried last week:
None
In the craft basket:
rag quilt for husband- already have 5 rows sewn, 4 more to go
skirts for girls - so far we have sewn 3
Looking forward to:
Meeting our new baby, it is coming closer!
Riding Cinnamon, our horse, once baby is born and I'm recovered and rested.
Homemaking Tip for this week:
Children are a big help.  Still agree here!!
Favorite Blog Post of the week (mine or other):
Raising Arrows - Having it all Together I was really blessed by this post.
Favorite photo from last week:
Lesson learned the past few days:
He has wonderful plans for us.
On my Prayer List:
Husband
Children
Extended family
Wisdom and patience for each day as I teach and train our children
Up coming labor and delivery of our 6th baby.
Devotionals, Scripture Reading, Key Verses:
Psalm 113
Praise ye the LORD. Praise, O ye servants of the LORD, praise the name of the LORD.
Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and for evermore.
From the rising of the sun unto the going down of the same the LORD's name is to be praised.
The LORD is high above all nations, and his glory above the heavens.
Who is like unto the LORD our God, who dwelleth on high,
Who humbleth himself to behold the things that are in heaven, and in the earth!
He raiseth up the poor out of the dust, and lifteth the needy out of the dunghill;
That he may set him with princes, even with the princes of his people.
He maketh the barren woman to keep house, and to be a joyful mother of children. Praise ye the LORD.
Do we remember to praise the Lord enough??
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Blessings to you as you serve Him today!
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Sep. 29, 2009 Someone is Four!!
Today, our fourth child/second son turns four. He is so excited about turning four too. Yesterday, he asked me if he was going to be big like his older brother when he turned four, I hope he was not too disappointed when he see that he is still the same size and will feel the same too.
So here is our now four old son. He is such a sweetie. He has some funny quirks, one being that he doesn't like to wear shirts with buttons, but he is a farm boy and just loves to ride in the tractor whenever he can. His favourite song is "Only a Boy Named David". I'm so thankful for our little boy!
Just thought I would share some pics from when he was a newborn.
Here he is on Sept. 29, 2005 - all bundle up and ready to come home.
Sweet times with big sister
Cuddle time with another big sister
Big brother looking at his baby brother. They now do so much together!
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Sep. 28, 2009 Happy Homemaker Monday
The weather in my neck of the woods:
 We are enjoying a cloudy and rainy day. We had a thunderstorm earlier this morning. It has been an hour since I first started on this, we did a number of things between then and now, anyway, the sun is now shinning! Still many dark clouds, but the sun is beautiful.
One of my simple pleasures:
Feeling our unborn baby kick and squirm. I know it won't be long and I won't be pregnant anymore. Wow, my ticker say 19 days left... Of course is is give or take a few.
On my bedside table:
An Encouraging Word
TEACH Magazine
Bible
Tea Leaves - a devotional meditations for women
Keepers At Home
On my TV:
No TV here
On the menu for tonight:
Still planning, but i think it will be rice, veggies and beans to go over the rice, plus a salad.
On my To Do List:
School
Get a start on the laundry
Bring out baby clothes and wash them
Bake bread
Some sewing with the girls
New Recipe I tried last week:
None
In the craft basket:
rag quilt for husband- already have 4 rows sewn, 5 more to go
skirts for girls- all cut just waiting to be sewn
Looking forward to:
Meeting our new baby, it is coming closer!
Riding Cinnamon, our horse, once baby is born and I'm recovered and rested.
Homemaking Tip for this week:
Children are a big help.
Favorite Blog Post of the week (mine or other):
Raising Arrows - Choose Your Battles
Favorite photo from last week:
Lesson learned the past few days:
God is always there for us
On my Prayer List:
Husband
Children
Extended family
Wisdom and patience for each day as I teach and train our children
Up coming labor and delivery of our 6th baby.
Devotionals, Scripture Reading, Key Verses:
But what things were gain to me, those I counted loss for Christ.
Yea doubtless, and I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord: for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and do count them but dung, that I may win Christ,
And be found in him, not having mine own righteousness, which is of the law, but that which is through the faith of Christ, the righteousness which is of God by faith:
That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death;
If by any means I might attain unto the resurrection of the dead.
Not as though I had already attained, either were already perfect: but I follow after, if that I may apprehend that for which also I am apprehended of Christ Jesus.
Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before,
I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.
Phil. 3:7-14
That was a perfect reading for me today. I want to remember what I am pressing towards. The mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Jesus Christ.
May the Lord bless each of you as you press towards the mark.
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Sep. 21, 2009 Happy Homemaker Monday
The weather in my neck of the woods:
We are enjoying our first rainy day for the month of September. We can't complain seeing it is the 21 of the month already.
One of my simple pleasures:
Hearing our youngest humming sweetly in her bed every morning after she wakes up.
On my bedside table:
TEACH Magazine
Bible
Tea Leaves - a devotional meditations for women
A couple other magazines like NGJ, Precious Things and, sorry, can't remember the rest and I don't want to run upstairs and see.
On my TV:
No TV here
On the menu for tonight:
We enjoy leftover for lunch today.
On my To Do List:
Laundry
Check on the pears and see if any are ready for canning
Math with my oldest
New Recipe I tried last week:
None
In the craft basket:
Nothing at the moment, but hoping to change that. The girls need some winter skirts.
Looking forward to:
Hearing the Wissman family sing tomorrow evening
Meeting our new baby, it is coming closer!
Riding Cinnamon, our horse, once baby is born and I'm recovered and rested.
Homemaking Tip for this week:
Enjoy homemaking!
Favorite Blog Post of the week (mine or other):
Sorry, haven't read many blogs lately...
Favorite photo from last week:
Lesson learned the past few days:
Pray about everything and not lean on our own understanding.
On my Prayer List:
Husband
Children
Extended family
Wisdom and patience for each day as I teach and train our children
Up coming labor and delivery of our 6th baby.
Devotionals, Scripture Reading, Key Verses:
Here are the verses I read in my devotional this morning.
"Behold, I have taught you statutes and judgments, even as the LORD my God commanded me, that ye should do so in the land whither ye go to possess it.
Keep therefore and do them; for this is your wisdom and your understanding in the sight of the nations, which shall hear all these statutes, and say, Surely this great nation is a wise and understanding people.
For what nation is there so great, who hath God so nigh unto them, as the LORD our God is in all things that we call upon him for?
And what nation is there so great, that hath statutes and judgments so righteous as all this law, which I set before you this day?
Only take heed to thyself, and keep thy soul diligently, lest thou forget the things which thine eyes have seen, and lest they depart from thy heart all the days of thy life: but teach them thy sons, and thy sons' sons;
Specially the day that thou stoodest before the LORD thy God in Horeb, when the LORD said unto me, Gather me the people together, and I will make them hear my words, that they may learn to fear me all the days that they shall live upon the earth, and that they may teach their children." Deut. 4:5-10
I then read from "Tea Leaves". It was about building memories with your children. Happy memories will bond our children to us and keep their hearts tender as we share Jesus and His love with them. It is my desire that our children will have many pleasant and happy memories from now in the years to come. I pray they remember a mama who took the time to be with them and had them first and not the house work etc...
Blessings to all of you!!
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Sep. 17, 2009 Answered Prayers
This summer, my two older girls have experienced answers to their prayers. One of the prayers they have been praying for a long time was a bigger property. Since moving here to our new home, they do indeed have a bigger property, 46 acres, which is lots of space for play, a garden and a horse! Now that leads up to their next prayer request and that was for a horse. A horse for riding and taking care of. Well, it was first talked that we would have to wait until next spring before we could start looking for a horse, but then we heard about a horse that was nearby and for sale. We took a look at it and liked the horse right away. So the very next week we brought her home and she has been with us ever since. The girls are so thankful to have a gentle mare to ride and care for. They love getting up in the morning and going out to feed her and letting her out to pasture. In the afternoon they take time to curry her. She is being well cared for! We named her Cinnamon and she is a 9 yr old mare.
The girls also have been saving up for a horse, so it was exciting for them to be able to use that money for the horse. We and my parents also help put money towards the horse. Anyway, it is wonderful to see how the Lord works and answers prayers. This has been good for the girls and I hope they will never forget how their prayers were answered.
S. (our oldest) and Cinnamon
Two happy girls with Cinnamon
I'm sure I'll be posting pics of Cinnamon now and then, beacause I have some other pics I want to share of Cinnamon, but I'll leave that for another day. It is my bedtime now.
I must admit, I'm really looking forward to the day I can ride her too!!!
~~~~~The Lord is good!~~~~~
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Sep. 16, 2009 Autumn Vegetable Soup & Some Fall Memories
 Today Lynnette's topic is -
"well a little off topic but still fun! Let's share RECIPES!
Main Dish Fall Recipes!Soups, Casseroles, or anything yummy we can eat for dinner."
This is a delicious soup to have on one of those cool crisp fall days.
Autumn Vegetable Soup
2 T. butter
2 medium onions - chopped
2 cloves garlic - minced
3 mediums carrots - chopped
2 celery ribs - chopped
1 small zucchini - chopped
2 medium potatoes - peeled and chopped
2 medium tomatoes - peeled and chopped
3 T. fresh chopped parsley or 1T. dried parsley
2 c. chicken stock
1/4 t. thyme
Vegeta, salt and or other soup seasonings to taste. If no vegeta on hand use whatever you would normally use to season your soup.
2 c. milk
Melt butter in a saucepan. Add onions and garlic, saute, but don't brown. Add all veggies, chicken stock, seasonings and and 1/2 amount of parsley. Bring to boil, reduce heat and cook until all veggies are tender. Puree soup in blender, return to heat and add milk, just heat, but don't bring back to boil. Adjust seasonings and serve with remaining parsley.
Enjoy!!
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Just thought I would share some fall pics along with this post.
These were taken during the fall of 2004.
N. around 20 months old.
S. (5 yrs old) showing me her large leaf that she had found.
She enjoyed walking with her "walking stick".
My precious family.
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Sep. 14, 2009 Happy Homemaker Monday
The weather in my neck of the woods:
Sunny, lovely temperature and windy.
One of my simple pleasures:
Hearing and seeing the children playing nicely together.
On my bedside table:
TEACH Magazine
NGJ
Some other magazine, can't remember the titles
On my TV:
No TV
On the menu for tonight:
We had a simple lunch made up of soup, salad and sandwiches
On my To Do List:
Laundry
tidy master room
prepare for baby
check school work
piano practice with N.
New Recipe I tried last week:
none
In the craft basket:
Rag quilt, I'm done the sewing, just clipping the seams now.
Looking forward to:
meeting our new baby!
more work being done on the house
Homemaking Tip for this week:
Sorry no tips today
Favorite Blog Post of the week (mine or other):
none
Favorite photo from last week:
Lesson learned the past few days:
I need to let go and let God work.
On my Prayer List:
Patience for me as I train and teach the children
My family
Prayers for me and the up coming birth of our 6th baby.
Devotionals, Scripture Reading, Key Verses:
Peace I leave with you, My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. John 14:27
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Sep. 9, 2009 Our First Home
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This week's topic is:
Tell us about your first house - after you were married.OR If you're not married, tell us a special memory about another house you lived in.
When my husband and I were first married, we wanted to save up a bit before we bought a house. So we lived with my parents and ended up staying there for two years. All went well living there and we experienced the joy of finding out our first baby was on the way, then her birth and watching her grow. It was an exciting day, when good friends told us about a house for sale in the same small village they lived in, just 10 minutes away from us. We went and had a look and liked what we saw. We soon made an offer and it was accepted. We were so happy and thankful to the Lord for providing this house for us. This was in February and the owners wanted the closing date to be in June, so we had a few months to wait. Those few months went by fast and yet slow, if that makes sense. Finally the big day came and we moved over our things and I finally was able to unpack all of our wedding gifts and put them to use. Our baby girl celebrated her first birthday in our new home as well.
We enjoyed 10 years in this house and just moved out this past July. We grew from a family of three to a family of 7 during this time. (Baby #6 will be the first baby in this new house.) We have many happy and precious memories. The Lord was so good to provide us with such a house, it was perfect for us and our home business. It was time to move into a bigger home with more land.
I tried looking for a picture of our first home to share here, but my time is limited and I couldn't find the one I was looking for. In this picture you can at least see part of it through the tree.
(This pic was taken May 2009)
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