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Showing posts with label fathers day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fathers day. Show all posts

Monday, June 21, 2010

This Weekend I...

  • found a great new blog carnival that allows you to summarize your weekend in bullet points.  However, I cannot figure out for the life of me how to get her little linky button to copy into my post, so y'all just need to go to Becky's blog and read what everyone else did this weekend.
  • got to hang out with our home group at the park.
  • watched Katrina perform her cheerleader moves she learned at Sports Camp this week.

  • slept in until 7:30 on Saturday (that's late for Madi)
  • watched our good friend Mandy finish her half-marathon in 2 hrs 5 minutes! 
  • painted the girls hand prints on an apron for Jerome's dad.
  • let the two biggest girls have their own sleepover in the top bunk.



  • let the girls paint a birdhouse for my dad.  My table is now a beautiful rainbow.



  • went to church and had great conversations with amazing people.
  • ate lunch with the amazing Mark & Shelly and their beautiful daughter Nora in their gorgeous house.
  • played a hot, tiring game of softball, and lost.
  • tried to keep the cats from killing the dog, and the dog from giving the cats a heart attack.
  • helped Violet try to potty on the toilet about a million times.
  • discovered Pandora radio on my new phone while weed-whacking.
  • drained the battery on my new phone listening to Pandora.
  • discovered the Bible app for my new phone ( I now know why they call it a crackberry).
  • remembered to water our vegetables.
  • spent time with my family.
So, what did you do this weekend?

Sunday, June 20, 2010

For Love of a Frenchie

What a blessing it is to have a husband,




who is not afraid to dream,



can handle these wild monkeys,



can live with all this estrogen and not go insane,




is always ready for kisses,



and share all those little jokes.



A true dad will be the strong tower every little girl needs,



and carry her when the road is rough.



Happy Fathers Day to the best man God could have given to our little girls. 
He knew they would need someone stronger than them, to teach them about godly submission. 
He knew they would need someone fun, to teach them about joy and laughter.
He knew they would need someone sensitive, to be an example of rejoicing with those who rejoice, and weeping with those who weep. 
He knew they would need someone strong, to teach them how to pick themselves back up when they fall. 
He knew they would need someone humble, so they would learn to count their blessings, admit their faults, and ask for the help of others.
He knew they would need you.

I love you babe!