This little-now-big-but-always-insightful-and-challenging girl
Twelve years have passed like a blink but they have been good, full years. She is moving into teenhood and still likes to hang out and be a kid with her family. Greatly!
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| Today, for the actual day, we got pedicures and haircuts. She chose blue...I know, you're shocked ;0) |
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| Grammy gift...even looks like her! |
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| Weekend party with the old girls |
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| How blessed we all are to still have these matriarchs among us! |
Friends
Homeschoolers are getting the "socialization" question all the time. We are so blessed to have friends who share our path and our desires for our kids. Greatly!
| diving competition (the judges are floating in the top right ;0)) |
| Little Miss Z...that girl is fierce! |
| It was a battle...so they were planning |
| Today #1 got to go all on her own for an hour...so this picture is missing 4 more kids! |
Yesterday's eclipse left me feeling a little over-sold, quite frankly. When I was scrolling through my pictures, though, this one grabbed my attention immediately.
I'm not sure why the giant sun-like orb is in the middle when the eclipsing sun is on the top? Anyway, a butterfly happened through the photo at that moment (yes, it could be a moth but I'm going with butterfly). A few years back at the Easter blessing of families, #1 had her butterfly dress on and the bishop reminded her that the butterfly is a symbol of the Resurrection. God's creation and love for us are all over that photo. Greatly!
Eyes
Sunday was a difficult day for me. We had fun at a picnic and then my right eye just sort of imploded. Literally, it looked like a lightening storm, but from the inside. It also looked like I was wearing dirty lenses, but from the inside. Nothing unnerves me like the thought of losing my sight. So, many prayers to St. Lucy, a trip to the ER and the ophthalmologist later, I have vitreous detachment (which is an age-related thing and relatively benign) not retinal tearing or detachment (although that could happen as the vitreous settles in the next month or so). I am so thankful to God for his gift of sight. Even more now than before. Greatly!
We are blessed. Greatly!





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