Woo, I am setting. I actually took a moment or a couple this evening. This is how my day went
Woke up, straightened up, got kids dressed, nurse came, took faith and hope to VBS, went to chick fil a for breakfast, took rob to dr, dropped rob and grace off at home, went to pick up girls, took them to lunch, went to piano (oops the piano teacher forgot to be home), came home crashed for a hour (while faith read to us and michael re wrote his school work), took girls and rob to library in next town, came home, rob took Michael to boy scouts, I relaxed for a hour. Made home made pizzas for dinner, gave girls baths and got them in bed (still not asleep and it is almost 10pm), cleaned up kitchen, decided to go ahead and make bread for tomorrow and cookies as a thank you for the VBS workers and for the friend whose house faith and hope are going to tomorrow, so I have bread in the bread machine cooking, the second tray of cookies baking, I will make at least 4 more trays before bed, so I am up for at least another hour (ouch, I meant to be in bed early). Ooh and I have clothes In the washer that I have to put in the dryer for tomorrow (I hope I do not forget), okay if I am going to be up then I will definitely go ahead and straighten the hallway and bathroom and our room. That way I will not have to worry about it in the morning. I also need to change Roberts dressings tonight. His wounds are looking so much better. There is no where near as many layers. Actually as of this morning we are not technically packing his stomach, we are just putting a wet 2*2 in it. We will see what the surgeon says tomorrow.
10pm, girls are still awake; Michael is on his way to bed, third tray of cookies in oven. Cookies taste so yummy.
Tomorrow our day looks like this
Wake up, finish any straightening I did not get done tonight, take girls to VBS, take rob to surgeon, come home and hopefully get that laundry put away, pick up girls at 4pm and then make dinner and go to church. Come home and change dressing and get kids in bed and collapse. Probably eat several more cookies No really I am sure there is something else going on tomorrow that I am forgetting
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Rob and I have been married 15 years. He is my hero. Rob is a Warrant Officer in the army. I so look up to this man. He is brilliant. I could not ask for a better husband or father. He is the spiritual leader of our family. I am so blessed to have this man in my life and thank God for him daily.
Michael
Michael is almost 20 years old. No longer my little boy who needs mom to make his PB&J. He is currently a student at Pensacola Bible College studying to be a Evangelist. He still enjoys video games and hanging out with friends.
Faith
Faith is my beautiful 16 year old. She teaches me daily how to love myself and others. She loves to help with the little kids She loves to sing and dance and would not be caught in public without make up and jewelry. Faith is Faith, she does not try to impress anyone
Hope
Hope is my fiesty 14 year old. Hope loves anything that has to do with animals. She is happiest when she is outside with the goats and chickens. She loves to help in the church nursery. She is as tall as her momma and still growing.
Grace
Grace is 11 years old and is my special blessing. Grace was born at 2.12 pounds and was in a hurry to get here. She has been non stop since then. She loves being the baby and makes sure everyone knows it
Jason
Jason is 8 . His favorite things to do are to help me clean up and to eat. If you ask him what he wants to do he says I want to go grocery shopping.
James
James is and a joy to be around. He loves to snuggle and be told that he is doing something right.
Jacob
My precious newest blessing. Born September.
A.C.U.
A C U is the newest addition to our family. She was a stray and found her way (through a friend) to our home. She is so adorable and the kids were instantly in love with her
Chickens
When we bought our farm house (okay farm is not really true) we decided we would get chickens. My amazing hero agreed to 10 and some how we ended up with 21. I have been told that is called chicken math.
Goats
I have to be honest, I love my goats. If it was up to me I would have them walking around the house. We have two for milking and one for meat. Next year we should have three for milking. Although the thought of my baby girl getting pregnant is hard for me.
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Wow. You guys have a lot on your plate right now! Rob is in our prayers, as well as you.
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