I think my kids are tough and brave... I never had to have braces. Doesn't it look ...well, icky and painful? And to top it off, they have to deal with it for years and only trained medical professionals can get rid of the things. I think they're amazing...my kids, not the braces.
...tell to the generation to come the praises of the LORD, and His strength and His wondrous works that He has done. Psalm 78:4b
Sunday, October 17, 2010
I think they are tough and brave...
I think my kids are tough and brave... I never had to have braces. Doesn't it look ...well, icky and painful? And to top it off, they have to deal with it for years and only trained medical professionals can get rid of the things. I think they're amazing...my kids, not the braces.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
ballet firsts...
Pandas on the move...
The little clear panda carrier you see was specially designed by Hope for Livie's panda. It is made entirely of clear packing tape. There is a handle and a convenient neck cut-out for the little one's comfort.

These little guys are very busy at our house...
(I understand the chip looking items are really pot pie...mmmmm....)
One of the fun things I never imagined when I was dreaming of being a mom was all the delightful vignettes I'd find throughout the day... I think my girls will be wonderful moms.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Granny's piano
We've always loved Granny's piano.
It had a room without doors all to itself...glorious! Beautiful music would stream from that room through the whole house and into the neighborhood. Granny plays every day. And, when we came over, we played...even MacGyver! There's just something wonderful about playing a baby grand.
Some years the children would prepare a Christmas program complete with scripture, songs, cookies and hot chocolate...the hot chocolate is for Grandfather.
Just this last summer we had a concert with Hope, Elise and Livia...voice, dance, violin and a bit of piano. ...alas...I didn't bring my camera that evening....big mistake. It was wonderful.
But Granny and Grandfather decided to move to Arizona...and Granny decided not to bring her piano. She offered it to us...oh my! We tried to get her to reconsider as we knew how much she enjoyed her piano. But then, she got herself another baby grand when she got to Arizona and I knew we could happily receive her precious gift.

Now, my old, 90 years old, piano has been a place of joy in our living room for years... But, it needs work...like most of us old gals.
and the old gal went upstairs to be enjoyed until she can be rebuilt.
and...Granny's beautiful baby grand found a new home in our home... (I find I cannot walk by without wanting to play...and I usually succumb to the temptation...)
and Granny is welcome to play...anytime.
Thank you, thank you Granny.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
sunny volunteer
Her own violin...
His eye...
firsts and the piano...
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