Yes, I forgot
Well, this week started off great with Father's Day. We got Jason some socks and a really nice statue called "Victorious Lion of Judah" in the Masterpeace Collection. It is really pretty! We were all very excited to see the look on his face. It was really good to spend time with our extended families. Deonna and my mom gave my Daddy a coupon book for landscaping of his yard. What a great idea! It needs help. Of course, I gave him a wonderful book called Point Man by Steve Farrar - oh, did I mention he has already read it? So Congratulations and Admiration go out to all of the men in my life whom I love and cherish and adore with all my heart. Happy Father's Day!
I miss our extended family sometimes and we live so close. What will it be like when we move? Hmmm.
Bowen has been taking a lot of pictures of himself lately, thought you would enjoy this one...
Kacey turned 9 this week. I will never forget seeing her tiny face when she was born. Her features were just as tiny as her body. Her complexion was flawless. She was absolutely beautiful. My Papaw loved to hold her tight in his arms - she was a snuggler. She has been a continuous source of joy for me and Jason. We cherish her heart for God, her loving and mothering spirit, her sense of style, her individuality, and her ever present smile. Thank you, Father, for blessing us with her. We had a really cute partyfor her friends, lets see if you can guess the theme... We decorated flower pots, ate flower cake, made giant paper flowers - like at Six Flags, and planted flowers. Any ideas?
As my kids grow, it makes me sad when I think about how little time we have left with our children in our home. I mean, don't get me wrong, I am excited to know them as adults, see them with their own families, watch their dreams come true, or not... I just know I will miss hearing their voices whisper good night prayers, singing songs before bedtime, showing concern for each other showing they care, and just hearing them say I love you. The heart of a mommy has to be tough to be willing send your babies off into the world and leave home.
OK - finally - the "Saturday" Thirteen - in honor of Dads - things I think about on Father's Day
- My Daddy and My Jason
- Love
- Protection
- Faithfulness
- A genuine heart
- Unwavering love
- Admiration
- Respect
- Honor
- Adoration
- Showing Christ's love for his children
- Being a daddy, not just a dad
- Commitment
Jason preaches tomorrow - both services and class. I am always so nervous for him. It is odd how I am so worried what other people think. It is quite ridiculous. Why does that concern me? I really don't know. Well, that was fast. Unfortunately laundry beckons. Maybe next week I won't forget.
I enjoyed visiting with you and your family tonight! We love you!
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