Dinner At Applebee's

 
Daddy and Elijah

 
Faith enjoying dinner at Applebee's the other night.

Hand Full

 
He had his moments of good and alot of "let's go home" moments.

He's the one that was saying, "let's go home."

I'm just glad that I'm home after a long third birthday party.

 
Hallelujah!

 
Technicolor Faith

 

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Too cute!

She's getting out on Friday . . .

 

My mother-in-law has been in a rehabilitation center for a couple of weeks now.

Here, she is pictured with her granddaughters.

I only have a few days . . .

 

To try and capture my neighbor's dogwood blooms before the petals start to fall.

 

The black and white look is not really what I'm going for but I continue to play around with it.

 

I have this idea to get a good one taken and get it framed for them as a Christmas gift.

The Crazies Are Still Up . . .

 

"Take my picture, Mommy."

 

In case you didn't know . . .

 

I love lilac. I wish that I had a lilac tree. The scent--just beautiful. This pic is from my neighbor's lilac tree.

Oh. Also. My mother-in-law was run over by a car on Friday.

[The car stopped after the first set of tires. Maybe just one tire, not sure.]

I still can't believe those words.

Thankfully, she is relatively okay. She is still in the hospital. No broken bones according to the doctor. She was going for her second MRI today to see what else is going on with her. The medication is helping with the pain. But, without the medication, she is hurting a bit. Since she is seventy-seven or so, I'm sure that they have to check for everything to get her on her feet again.

From a daughter-in-law's view, she seems fine to me.

When I went to visit her the other night, we had a fine enough time together. Thankfully, there were a couple of older ladies there from her former church. Buffer zone. I felt really relieved. You see, she's been living out of the country. So, this was the first time seeing her in some months--since she just got back in town. I felt good about going--doing my part. Oh. Also. I didn't want my name to be "Mud".

Poor thing, back in town to visit the family. And, this has happened to her. It makes you think about how precious life is. How God really looks out for us.

Oh. Also. Exactly how long will she be in town visiting?

Truck Day At School

She's really having a great attitude about it.

 

We had to put her to work recently. You know, the economy, and all.

I'm just so thankful that she's taken to the trucking idea so well.

After A Long Day, . . .

 
And, Faith is still smiling.

Ready For Drama Classes