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My oh so neglected blog. Is it COVID? Is it life stage? Is it competing interests? It is all of it. But I love printing my blog out as a photo journal so I want to have some updates in … Continue reading
Category Archives: Memories
The Last Time Poem From the moment you hold your baby in your arms, you will never be the same. You might long for the person you were before, When you have freedom and time, And nothing in particular to … Continue reading
The next morning, we headed out of the Medina to meet our driver, Ali. I love following behind my gang… Ali does an awesome job of getting us all packed up. He was ready for the Sahara too! I loved … Continue reading
The beginning of December marks the time we start our yearly traditions! This year, due to time constraints, we had to head to the Christmas market in November. We got to start the season off earlier! I’m not too upset … Continue reading
I’m getting a glimpse of our future life; the one where I am the crazy Mom who obsesses about having all her children together under one roof for a meal. Because that’s what I’ve become. We arrived home from our … Continue reading
With Zach being gone, and Zandra heading off to YW camp, we decided to take the little boys (ok, I know that they aren’t little anymore at 12 and 14, but they are always my littles….) away for a bit. … Continue reading
My boys were very young when I got divorced. In some ways it was easier for them that way, as they don’t really have much of a memory of ever living with both parents. However, it was initially really hard … Continue reading
We headed off to fly to Salt Lake City on the 30th where we got to spend some good cousin time before taking Gabe up to BYU-I in Rexburg, Idaho. We just hung out the first night and had some … Continue reading
Yesterday we buried Rob’s Dad, Wayne. I am definitely not in the habit of taking pictures at funerals and burials. (Although there is a part of me that wishes I had a few pictures of my father’s burial: it was … Continue reading
Every year our church puts on a Youth Leadership Conference for our region. It has been a longstanding tradition for our region; young men and young women, aged 14-18 attend this conference for 3-4 days. By the time they are … Continue reading