No new photos, so something special from the old photo album. This is Rachel and her family playing out the Christmas story this past Christmas season.
You may have already noticed this, but if you click on a picture, it will let you see it somewhat larger than the small one posted within this blog. My old eyes need all the help they can get.
Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Saturday, January 28, 2006
Reed in Mesa
Reed is enjoying Mesa, Arizona. We just wish he was closer.
Can you imagine working at a church with over 6,000 members and about 100 staff?
Reed enjoys working in children's ministry.
We'll see him in February - hooray!
Can you imagine working at a church with over 6,000 members and about 100 staff?
Reed enjoys working in children's ministry.
We'll see him in February - hooray!
Thursday, January 26, 2006
Cold in Missouri
Yep - there is somebody in there!
It gets cold in Missouri.
Neidon is all wrapped up and ready to roll.
It gets cold in Missouri.
Neidon is all wrapped up and ready to roll.
Wednesday, January 25, 2006
Pink Flamingo
Except for it being way too dry, we've had wonderful weather in San Antonio this week. Just perfect for pink flamingos to be out and about.
Here's our big guy taking a nap.
Catching flamingos is hard work.
Monday, January 23, 2006
Never alone
This is another of the "tub" shot series.
Rachel had sent this of Neidon and I thought "what a great shot!" (note that I've edited it for a G rating); and then I looked up and saw two little eyes peeking out!
Must have been Saturday night bath time.
Neidon, I promise you that you will have privacy some day. It just may be a few years away.
Rachel had sent this of Neidon and I thought "what a great shot!" (note that I've edited it for a G rating); and then I looked up and saw two little eyes peeking out!
Must have been Saturday night bath time.
Neidon, I promise you that you will have privacy some day. It just may be a few years away.
Sunday, January 22, 2006
Post bath photo
Friday, January 20, 2006
Grandma ain't lettin' go
Monday, January 16, 2006
Ol' Blue Eyes
Sunday, January 15, 2006
Red hat photo
This hat shot is from February of 2004 and one of my favorite photographs of Kaireia.
She still was not sitting by herself - see the hands of one of her folks holding her up?
I also like the animal print collar on her coat and cuffs. A real clothes horse.
She still was not sitting by herself - see the hands of one of her folks holding her up?
I also like the animal print collar on her coat and cuffs. A real clothes horse.
Thursday, January 12, 2006
Church sign
In an attempt to increase attendance, our church posted this sign!
Actually, there is a web site where you can create your own church signs - you can find anything on the web!
Actually, there is a web site where you can create your own church signs - you can find anything on the web!
Girls wanna race too
This is Kaireia when she was just a few months old. It's one of her hat pictures and a great one. The hat says "Girls wanna race II". We got it as Rachel said she could become ANYTHING she wanted to when she grew up .... except a race car driver.
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Child discipline
Four month comparison
Monday, January 09, 2006
Hug someone you love
Another hot day in San Antonio. Close to 80 degrees. Must be global warming.
Hug someone you love today. Take care.
Hug someone you love today. Take care.
Sunday, January 08, 2006
Four months old
Saturday, January 07, 2006
Reed and the twins
Friday, January 06, 2006
Web cam roll-over
Yesterday my folks were over so we got on my computer webcam with my daughter & were able to watch our grandson roll over in real time. Isn't technology great!
Thursday, January 05, 2006
Tennessee Palm Pilot
I asked my sister Sandra in Tennessee what they used for appointments. She said "Palm pilots" and sent me a photo. (I don't want to lie or stretch the truth in this blog - heaven forbid. I must confess, this is not her hand. I know as she is right handed and logically would have to use her right hand to write on her left hand. Clearly, this is a picture of a left-handed palm user.) ... wasn't Clinton left handed?
Christmas Rejects
Our Christmas letter puts our best face forward - so to speak. But the pictures we reject are worth examining as well. Here are a couple for your consideration. These really make you look forward to the New Year and not want to look back, huh?
Overloaded?
I often feel overloaded, especially coming into a New Year where you tend to pick up some new resolutions as well as getting back into work after a long holiday of R&R. Here's a great article I recently read titled Cancel Something. It's worth reading.
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
For Kairou
This poem was on our old web site and I felt the need to add it to this blog.
Susan Skidmore wrote this poem for our grandson who we lost several years ago. It has been a blessing to us countless times. Thanks Susan!
For Kairou (10/15/03-10/20/03)
We longed to hear your first healthy cry,
to satisfy your needs with comfort and nourishment.
Instead, your short life taught us to cry out
to God, and we received His consolation and strength.
We hoped to see your sweet, dimpled smile –
to hear your laugh and share your innocent joy.
Instead, the anxious, fleeting days of your life
opened our eyes to see the Source of lasting joy.
We wanted to take your little hand and hold you steady,
to see excitement light your eyes when you took your first wobbly steps.
Instead, your brief life taught us to trust God when we stumbled,
to grasp His hand and take new steps of faith.
We thought God had sent you so that we could give you
a lifetime of our love.
Instead, God sent you to remind us that some day we will
share an eternity of God’s love.
by Susan Skidmore
Susan Skidmore wrote this poem for our grandson who we lost several years ago. It has been a blessing to us countless times. Thanks Susan!
For Kairou (10/15/03-10/20/03)
We longed to hear your first healthy cry,
to satisfy your needs with comfort and nourishment.
Instead, your short life taught us to cry out
to God, and we received His consolation and strength.
We hoped to see your sweet, dimpled smile –
to hear your laugh and share your innocent joy.
Instead, the anxious, fleeting days of your life
opened our eyes to see the Source of lasting joy.
We wanted to take your little hand and hold you steady,
to see excitement light your eyes when you took your first wobbly steps.
Instead, your brief life taught us to trust God when we stumbled,
to grasp His hand and take new steps of faith.
We thought God had sent you so that we could give you
a lifetime of our love.
Instead, God sent you to remind us that some day we will
share an eternity of God’s love.
by Susan Skidmore
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
Floor plans
When I'm designing homes for clients, occasionally they have pets that have needs which must be incorporated within the design. I saw this cartoon and thought of that. It was sent to me via mass e-mail so I don't know who drew it. It you know, send me a note so I can credit the cartoonist. I think he hit the nail on the head!
Wedding photos
Monday, January 02, 2006
Scottish accent better to business success
I thought you must have an Australian accent to sell, but I have just learned that it is the Scottish accent that is the best. Check out this article in the London Evening Times. Oh yes, Americans come in second and Liverpudlians are last.
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