This has been a week to remember! With first one thing, and then another, we seemed to spend every day doing things differently than we usually do. Let's see; this week we: took dinner to a friend with a new baby, made projects to enter in the Spring Fair, drove 45 min. and delivered those projects to the fair, shopped for Easter sandals for my five youngest children, visited with sister Kara and baby Titus for the afternoon, cleaned the laundry room (pretty much), and a lot of other activities that were extremely important to do.

I am truly tired. : ) I'm looking forward to having a normal week next week, with our regular lesson times and having dinner together, at the table!

I am planning to make a quilt this week for my grandson's very first birthday. I'm hoping to get out by myself, or maybe with one of the children to the fabric store on Monday. Trevor is coming home from Spokane for Easter, and Kara and Amos will be here for dinner too, so all of my children will be home! Kenny is getting ready to move to Spokane, (5 hrs. away), very soon to work with Trevor. That will leave my five youngest here at home with us. How strange that will feel.

Ken and I have been truly blessed to have our sons living at home with us as long as we have. I'm very glad their younger brothers and sisters are close with them and their sister, Kara. She just lives 1/2 hr. away with her husband and baby. I will miss the boys terribly, but I'm so glad for them to have the opportunity to work together. That helps me to know they have each other. And thank goodness for cell phones. I'll be calling!