Sunday, December 19, 2010
CRUISE!
I love cruises. All day is spent in a swim suit by a pool or beach. This cruise was not the typical cruise. Ross and I did not even get to wear shorts. The weather was not what we anticipated but there was plenty aboard the Majesty of the Seas to keep us busy. We attended game shows, live shows, and dinning room dinners. All of that was fun but I think the best part was just relaxing. Ross and I were able to go play onboard and then take a nap every afternoon. This was truly a vacation or like we called it several times a sleep-cation.

Thursday, November 25, 2010
Turkey Trot 2010
Happy Thanksgiving! Ross and I rose early this morning (5:00am) in order to run in our 2010 Turkey Trot. This was not your ordinary Turkey Trot. There were not mile markers or traditional festivities of race day, merely Ross and I determined to run a pre-marked area through the city that we designated this year's Turkey Trot Trail. We had a blast winning the 2010 Turkey Trot. Below are some pre-race pictures. After the Trot we went to Walmart in order to purchase a newspaper. We will enjoy a nap; a Thanksgiving meal; and then a time of strategizing for Black Friday. I hope that everyone has a great day of giving thanks!



Thursday, November 4, 2010
Life
Life is yours, that you may have a season and an opportunity to prepare for the life of heaven; and death is yours, that you may go to the possession of it. It is the kind messenger to take you from sin and sorrow, and to guide you to your Father's house.
Things present are yours, for your support on the road; things to come are yours, to delight you for ever at your journey's end. If we belong to Christ, and are true to him, all good belongs to us and is sure to us. Believers are the subjects of his kingdom. He is Lord over us, we must own his dominion, and cheerfully submit to his command.
~Matthew Henry commenting on 1 Corinthians 3~
Life has taken some crazy turns over the last few weeks and months but God is still in command. I cannot begin to update concerning the happenings of October in one post. Updates will follow.
Things present are yours, for your support on the road; things to come are yours, to delight you for ever at your journey's end. If we belong to Christ, and are true to him, all good belongs to us and is sure to us. Believers are the subjects of his kingdom. He is Lord over us, we must own his dominion, and cheerfully submit to his command.
~Matthew Henry commenting on 1 Corinthians 3~
Life has taken some crazy turns over the last few weeks and months but God is still in command. I cannot begin to update concerning the happenings of October in one post. Updates will follow.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Trail Run in September
September
August
August is the month of birthdays in my family. My cousin, grandmother, grandfather, and sister all have birthdays. Each week we got to celebrate! Here are some pictures from my Memaw's birthday.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
No Longer the Owner of a Purple Toaster
After three years of a love-hate relationship, Ross sold his car. Ross previously owned a purple Scion XB. It was quite possibly one of the more beauty challenged vehicles on the road but it was spacious and offered impeccable gas mileage.
Ross sold the toaster mobile and is now driving his grandfather's Impala until we leave Georgia in January. We will definitely miss the spacious sportiness of the purple toaster but are excited that God has seen fit to allow us to sell our last big item before our departure. Goodbye Purple Toaster!
Here is one last look at the purple toaster.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
IT'S HOT!
It is hot here in Savannah! The heat has been unmerciful this summer so my nephews (Dallas and Maddox) have been stuck indoors. They along with Belle (the Jack Russell Terrier) have been yearning to get outside and play.
Thursday evening, Ross and I went over to my mom and dad's house for dinner and some fun activities. Pictures below capture the events of the visit.
Mom preparing dinner....
Monday, August 2, 2010
55 Never Looked So Good
As the years come and go we as humans age (if you were unaware of this surprise!). Some individuals choose to enjoy the birthday celebration while others desire to ignore the advancement in years all together. This past year Ross and I both dreaded acquiring another year. We have reached the age where we now realize that as we increase in years so do our parents. For our parents they not only grow in wisdom but they become more susceptible to the decline that comes with age. My grandfather used to say that every day from God is a blessing and and we should embrace it with open arms regardless of our bodily state. We did just that this weekend. Ross and I traveled to Warner Robins to celebrate Mrs. Judy's 55th birthday. We were not sure how she would feel or if she would even be interested in celebrating but as my grandfather often did while on earth; she joyfully embraced this new year of life.
Mrs. Judy had many reasons to be negative on Saturday but she chose to share the love of her Father. As we sat in the hospital room the night prior to her birthday (Friday) she made one request. Mrs. Judy had a strong desire to be able to give to others. She has felt over abundantly blessed with the love and care lavished upon her by friends, family, and hospital staff and wanted to attempt to demonstrate her gratitude. She declared that the next day there should be gifts for everyone who entered her room. We made it happen! Everyone who walked into her room on July 31st was given a small box of candy with a slip of paper proclaiming "I thank my God upon every remembrance of you." Philippians 1:3
Many have wondered and asked why there is so much hope and joy in the midst of this difficult time in life? Mr. Tony and Mrs. Judy humbly testify concerning God's greatness and sovereignty in their lives. One of their favorite song lyrics is as follows: How can I keep from singing Your praise, how can I ever say enough how amazing is Your love. Mr. Tony and Mrs. Judy continue to sing His praises daily. Family and friends continue to pray for divine intervention in the form of spiritual healing, but what I believe that we sometimes fail to acknowledge are the miracles that He gives daily. He continues to grant peace; perseverance; reassurance; great friends; and most recently a few wonderful days salted with strength and energy.
55 definitely looked good to me this past weekend, HOW AMAZING IS HIS LOVE!
Mrs. Judy had many reasons to be negative on Saturday but she chose to share the love of her Father. As we sat in the hospital room the night prior to her birthday (Friday) she made one request. Mrs. Judy had a strong desire to be able to give to others. She has felt over abundantly blessed with the love and care lavished upon her by friends, family, and hospital staff and wanted to attempt to demonstrate her gratitude. She declared that the next day there should be gifts for everyone who entered her room. We made it happen! Everyone who walked into her room on July 31st was given a small box of candy with a slip of paper proclaiming "I thank my God upon every remembrance of you." Philippians 1:3
Many have wondered and asked why there is so much hope and joy in the midst of this difficult time in life? Mr. Tony and Mrs. Judy humbly testify concerning God's greatness and sovereignty in their lives. One of their favorite song lyrics is as follows: How can I keep from singing Your praise, how can I ever say enough how amazing is Your love. Mr. Tony and Mrs. Judy continue to sing His praises daily. Family and friends continue to pray for divine intervention in the form of spiritual healing, but what I believe that we sometimes fail to acknowledge are the miracles that He gives daily. He continues to grant peace; perseverance; reassurance; great friends; and most recently a few wonderful days salted with strength and energy.
55 definitely looked good to me this past weekend, HOW AMAZING IS HIS LOVE!
The doctor ordered these napkins be sent along with a piece of cake a some ice cream for the birthday girl.
These are the gift boxes that Mrs. Judy gave to all of her guests on 07/31/2010.
The nursing staff came and sang Happy Birthday.
There was lots of great family time over the weekend.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Welcome To Our Home!
As Ross and I embark on a new phase in life, we wanted to make sure that we keep all of our family and friends updated on life's events. This website will serve as our most consistent home for the next several years. We are thankful that you will be able to drop in as often as you desire; stay tuned for further updates!
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