So far the moral of our story is just when life becomes predictable, God turns it upside down... But this is just the beginning!
Showing posts with label Winter 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter 2010. Show all posts
Friday, December 31, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
It's a Scentsy Christmas Party!

Come enjoy a night of fun and delicious eateries!
Monday, December 6, 6:30 pm @ my house
(need directions? email or facebook me)
Please come enjoy good company, good food/beverage, and good scents!
(also appreciate the fact that my house is a: decorated in a pleasing Christmas-style and b: doesn't smell of dirty diapers!)
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Thanksgiving 2010
Here are a few pictures from Thanksgiving 2010. I went to work while Jim and Halle went to dinner at his parents' house. We weren't able to get many pictures of the little bug in her Thanksgiving outfit (we'll stage a picture for you once it's washed) but here are a few pictures of her interacting with her friend Calvin. Do you notice how well we pose for the camera?
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Snow, snow and more snow!
We have been seeing some awesome snowfall here this past week. Jim was especially excited to have snow for his birthday. Here's a picture Jim took measuring the snow on Tuesday (11/23) and our house in the winter wonderland. And yes, we've had our Christmas decorations up since the middle of November!
Of course no post would be complete without our little snowflake!
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Snow!
We had our first winter storm of the season hit on November 22 this year... which is uncharacteristically early for us. I think the final snowfall was somewhere around 7 inches. Now it is bitterly cold which means the streets have turned to ice-rinks. Needless to say, Jim, Halle and I have been pretty much home-bound the past few days. We feel very blessed to have a warm home to stay in!
This is a video from Jim's birthday looking into our backyard. The grill is lying on it's side like that from the wind storms prior to the snow. The gusts at our house were 60-80 mph and that old grill blew about 15 feet from it's original location.
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