Joyful Mom of Many: The Girls...

Sunday, April 5, 2009

The Girls...

5 comments:

nikki101076 said...: So cute! You have some beautiful girls!; April 5, 2009 at 10:45 PM
arimel75 said...: They are so beautiful, I cannot wait to see who Grissom baby 8 looks like : ), does he have a name yet???; April 6, 2009 at 7:49 AM
Cynthia said...: He doesn't have a name yet, but I like Caleb.

Cynthia; April 6, 2009 at 3:02 PM
Cynthia said...: I love the one of Sarah with that big Lego piece in her mouth. lol

:-)

Cynthia; April 6, 2009 at 3:11 PM
Dana~Are We There Yet? said...: Delightful girls. Delightful family. Blessings all.; April 6, 2009 at 10:11 PM

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Little Joys that touch my heart

Listening to beautiful piano music.
Husband at men's leadership conference, knowing that it is blessing his life.
No bake cookies, that remind me of my childhood.
Seeing husband training his boys.
Watching dear husband have a special day of playing video games with boys.
Childrens birthdays, seeing them happy with whatever they are given.
Friends just popping in for a chat and helping me fold laundry.
Amazing husband who fixes all the little projects I have for him around the house.
Seeing God bring "anything" into our home, from free toothbrushes to anonymous money in the mail. What an awesome God.
Seeing my daughter sewing.
Seeing my husband go off to men's prayer.
Yummy dinner and chatting with new friends who are so precious.
Date nights and sweet friends who will watch my children.
My daughter helping me to learn to sew.
Wonderful church family.
Free cloth diapers from a friend.
Seeing the kids play a board game with daddy.
Chatting with sweet friends online.
Meals that I premade in the freezer and can pull out on hectic days.
Wonderful husband who works hard for our family.
Hearing my two year old singing about Jesus.
Seeing my children serving and doing it cheerfully.
Lindor truffles that had mysteriously disappeared but reappeared when I really needed them.
Husband who gives kids baths in the evening.
Watching kiddos reading and loving it.
Listening to piano music played by my daughter.
"Thank you's" from my husband for all I do.
Seeing progress in organizing areas.
Snuggling with children in pajames after they wakeup.
Swedish pancakes.
Quiet morning, when children are all snuggled in bed.
Christmas books that tell of our Lord's birth.
Amish bread starter given to me by a sweet friend.
Hand-me down clothes.
Sweet daughter teaching her mom computer stuff.
Thinking of my dad's secret cheeseball recipe.
Goodnight hugs and kisses.
Coffee, cookies and chatting with dear friend.
Watching children sprinkle cookies.
Hot chocolate on a cold morning.