He Loves to Take Care of Us

October 9, 2011

I regret that I have not been sharing on our blog the many beautiful things The Lord has been showing Benjamin and I over the last few years. He is such a personal, loving Father, and I sometimes struggle knowing what to share and how to, or to whom. He has lead me in the [...]

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Hayley Ruth is 6 months old!

September 17, 2011
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Hello September

September 8, 2011

Here are a few snapshots of what we’ve been seeing recently:  

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She Screeches

September 2, 2011

This communication style cracks me up… Your browser does not support the video tag Click Here if the video won’t load for you.

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Our Hayley is 5 months old

August 18, 2011

 

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4 Months Old

July 27, 2011

Better late than never, right? Hayley was 4 months old on the 17th. This sweet baby is really chubbing up! She states her opinions very loudly, whether they are a complaint or joyful. She rolls from her tummy to her back and then changes her mind and ends up on her tummy again, moving those [...]

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First homemade Smoothie Popcicle

July 21, 2011

Here is my munchkin with her messy “pock- cul- sul.” Including kefir, spinach, brown rice protein and ground flax!! One for mommy, one for Hannah… Everybody’s happy.

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The red, the white, and the blue. 2011

July 4, 2011

What can you do with a star-shaped cookie cutter? Use it as a prop to take pictures!

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Discovering Water Kefir

July 3, 2011

Some friends here got me hooked on this blog: Passionate Homemaking. I’ve found so much helpful and inspiring info on health and nutrition to apply in my kitchen. One such golden nugget is the use of Kefir grains. Since I am living dairy free these days to help Hayley’s digestive system, I found an alternative [...]

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3 Months Old and Happy About It

June 19, 2011

In case you missed these on FaceBook…

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