Tuesday, July 22, 2008
A Big Change
We've moved before and I'm sure we will move again but, hopefully, not for a while. We are hoping to set down roots and raise our family in an area that will meld more with our desires and beliefs and we think that Omaha is the place. Although we won't be as close to the ocean or mountains we will have the slower pace of life and other Midwest things we have missed so much.
The big question of the move is, of course, how is this die hard Boomer Sooner family going to
survive in Cornhusker country?
P.S. - I will need a new name for my blog, since I won't be lost in Mass anymore, so any suggestions will be heard.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
The kids with Papa
So I have Easter pictures up. I know, it's about time. I haven't really taken many since Easter so my normal practice of waiting till the card is full hasn't worked very well. I should have more coming soon since my mom will be in town on Tuesday and then I have a really really good excuse to take a bunch of pictures.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Just swingin' in the snow ...
So my pictures have been held hostage on the computer up stairs. After a long and tedious struggle I have won them back and posted everything through our trip to Maine in January. All the others are on the camera and I just haven't done anything with them yet.
Saturday, December 22, 2007
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
We had a great year and hope that the next one is even better. Hope everyone has a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Saturday, April 14, 2007
The Great Daddy Dilemma
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Happy Easter
I hope that most everyone had a great Easter Weekend. I know that Alexis and Riley did.
On Saturday we went to an Easter party held by one of the families from church. There was a magician, balloon animals, an egg hunt, great food, and baskets for all the kids. Man can Sunia throw a party.
On Sunday after church we went to RI where the kids got more baskets and more candy and then we had a wonderful dinner with Matt's family. For us it was a great weekend.
For others I know the weekend was not so good. One of my friends that I grew up with, Zach Hawley, and his wife Hayley lost their daughter, Harper, on Saturday morning. It is hard for me to write this and I know it is even harder for them to go through this. Pray hard for them and their families during this time of great sorrow.