Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Family Pictures
We had family pictures taken recently. I think they turned out great! You can really see how the girls are growing like weeds! Here is a sneak peek!
Love those two so much! I am so blessed to be thier momma!
Sure has been a while.....
It has been such a long time since I have blogged and so much has happened. I wrote my last post in the spring. I was waiting to get some new pictures up and my job was really busy......and then the unthinkable happened. In June, my boss called me in after a meeting to let me know that they were downsizing and I was losing my job.....that day! After the total shock set in, I went back to my office and cried while I packed everything from a job that I loved. I left a job of 5 years to take this job. After I was all packed up, I drove home. Andrew was at the store buying groceries and when he came home I told him the news. To my surprise, he was calm. He told me that God had a plan for us and that we were going to be OK. The very next day I started my job search. The benefit to this was that I got to spend the whole summer with my wonderful family playing outside, learning to budget a little more and how wonderful coupons REALLY are! I learned how to find all of the free activities we could do in our little community. I also learned the love of our church. Even though money was tight, we were managing. When the church heard what happened they graciously (and without our knowing) took a love offering for us to help with a bill. Our families stepped in and helped out here and there and we made it.
Fast forward to August, and I found and applied for a job. A good job. A job with wonderful benefits, good pay, and a way to reach out a help people. I am now working for the state of Indiana as a Family Case Manager for the Department of Child Services. It's a hard job, but so rewarding. And I really do think God had this planned for me all along. I was hired in September and I am currently still in training, which will last until December 7 when I officially graduate. It has been trying for our family as I am out of town about 3.5 hours away often to attend this training. Many of my days and night are spent in a hotel room when I am not training. It is lonely, but this Tuesday is that last day that I have to be away from them! I am thankful for that! I do talk to them everyday, usually more than once, and life is a little out of the ordinary right now. I can not wait to get back on a normal schedule! But I believe God knew that since I was going to be away he let me have that extra time in the summer to just be with them. Just playing and having a good time. This job is giving us things we never thought about before. I have a retirement account now! We are saving money for a new house in the future! And most importantly we are paying off debt! Praise the Lord. But the biggest blessing is that I am helping families reunify with their children and get the help they might not get without me being in the picture. I am doing my best to reach out to them and let them know there is hope! And when I can, I squeeze a little God in....if we are comfortable enough! It is awesome to get to glorify the one who made this all happen!!!!
During the summer, a lot happened:
-Calleigh turned 4
-Calleigh cut her hair-oh yes, all by herself
-Addie turned one
-Addie began to walk
-Calleigh learned to swim
-Calleigh started her second year of preschool
-Addie started to talk
-I had Pochontas and a Scarecrow for Halloween
-and life just got better!
Here we are in November and we have big plans! First, we are of course excited for me to be done with this training and get home! I do have most of my Christmas shopping done, but just a little more to purchase. For Christmas, we are getting new floors in our house and new counter tops in the kitchen! Can you tell how much this excited me???? Next summer we are planning a trip to Disney for the girls(and maybe mommy too!) and they are so looking forward to this! In January, the girls are moving in together and getting new bunk beds!
Life has been a lot different than I could have predicted a year ago, and yet, I know it was all part of God's plan. Since I now have Internet access, will try to blog more frequently. More for myself than others, but maybe a few of you out there do read about my little simple life.
Fast forward to August, and I found and applied for a job. A good job. A job with wonderful benefits, good pay, and a way to reach out a help people. I am now working for the state of Indiana as a Family Case Manager for the Department of Child Services. It's a hard job, but so rewarding. And I really do think God had this planned for me all along. I was hired in September and I am currently still in training, which will last until December 7 when I officially graduate. It has been trying for our family as I am out of town about 3.5 hours away often to attend this training. Many of my days and night are spent in a hotel room when I am not training. It is lonely, but this Tuesday is that last day that I have to be away from them! I am thankful for that! I do talk to them everyday, usually more than once, and life is a little out of the ordinary right now. I can not wait to get back on a normal schedule! But I believe God knew that since I was going to be away he let me have that extra time in the summer to just be with them. Just playing and having a good time. This job is giving us things we never thought about before. I have a retirement account now! We are saving money for a new house in the future! And most importantly we are paying off debt! Praise the Lord. But the biggest blessing is that I am helping families reunify with their children and get the help they might not get without me being in the picture. I am doing my best to reach out to them and let them know there is hope! And when I can, I squeeze a little God in....if we are comfortable enough! It is awesome to get to glorify the one who made this all happen!!!!
During the summer, a lot happened:
-Calleigh turned 4
-Calleigh cut her hair-oh yes, all by herself
-Addie turned one
-Addie began to walk
-Calleigh learned to swim
-Calleigh started her second year of preschool
-Addie started to talk
-I had Pochontas and a Scarecrow for Halloween
-and life just got better!
Here we are in November and we have big plans! First, we are of course excited for me to be done with this training and get home! I do have most of my Christmas shopping done, but just a little more to purchase. For Christmas, we are getting new floors in our house and new counter tops in the kitchen! Can you tell how much this excited me???? Next summer we are planning a trip to Disney for the girls(and maybe mommy too!) and they are so looking forward to this! In January, the girls are moving in together and getting new bunk beds!
Life has been a lot different than I could have predicted a year ago, and yet, I know it was all part of God's plan. Since I now have Internet access, will try to blog more frequently. More for myself than others, but maybe a few of you out there do read about my little simple life.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Addie Grace is crawling and "Not on your love"
For the longest time we did not think that Addie was going to crawl. She really had no desire and if she really wanted something she would roll to it or her big sister would get it for her. I finally told Calleigh that she needed to let Addie crawl to it and get it herself. This really killed her because she LOVES to help Addie and be such a good big sister. But after a few days, little Miss Addie decided to crawl. She started crawling on Tuesday, March 13, and ever since then she is getting better and better at it!
The other day on the way home, I was thinking about past relationship and just how lucky I am to be married to such a good man. She truly is everything that I ever hoped and dreamed of. I had 3 serious relationships before meeting Andrew. The first was for 3 years in high school. I was young and so was he and now that I look back on it I realize that the reason it lasted so long was because it was conformable. He was my first kiss and first relationship, and really it was just more of a friendship. After we broke up, he was in college, I was in high school, he met someone, got married, and we lost touch. I hope he is truly happy.
The second guy was what I thought was love. I cared for him deeply, but he was not good to me. He called me names, he hit me, and ran me down emotionally. My view of myself was awful and I had no self esteem. We would break-up, get back together, and do it all over again for a 1 1/2 years. Then I got smart, went to college, and was done with him. Even though it was a learning experience for me and I trusted no one, I also hope in some way he has grown up, learned from these mistakes, and is happy.
The third guy was all that I wanted. He was cute, sweet, and driven.......or so I though. What he really was not what I thought. He was a cheater, not driven, and just followed the crowd. At a time we had a plan to go to the same college and be together........maybe for the rest of our lives. Little did I know that God had other plans and I learned that I was ok with that.
I was single for about a year, give or take, and just had fun at college. I went to concerts with the girls, I was a cheerleader, and I was in class. I hung out with friends and had a good time. But I prayed for God to put a good man in my life. I was sick of being single, but still willing to wait for the right guy. On a nightly drive and talk with my best friend Andrea I told her all that I wanted in a guy.......a guy who was sweet, funny, dresses nice and took care of me but also knew how to get dirty and have fun. I wanted a guy who loved the Lord like I did and wanted the same things in life that I did. Just one week later she told me that she knew the perfect guy, I was nervous because she had tried to set me up before and those did not turn out so well, but I let her try. That weekend, I went on a group date with other girls and guys and "he" went to. We talked during dinner(at Hooters, on Valentine's Day, mind you) and bowling, and hit it off. We talked at school all week and the next weekend we went out on a date by ourselves. It was great! We have been together each day since February 22, 2003. He is the greatest man I have ever met and I am so lucky to be married to him. We have been blessed with a good life, but in the beginning with all of the things I had been through I was not a very trusting person, and rightfully so. I had been cheated on, hit, and knocked down in every sense of the way. But Andrew taught me how to trust again, told me that he would never leave me, and would never hurt me. And I can say in 9 years he has held up every end of that word. How did I get so lucky I will never know. But I am thankful that I did.
So as I was driving home the other day, I heard this song. It pretty much defines us. It is from the 90's, but here you go:
Not on your love by Jeff Carson
WE BOTH SAID SOME THINGS WE DON'T REALLY MEAN
SOMETIMES LOVE CAN BE LIKE THAT
AND RIGHT NOW THEY HURT, BUT THEY'RE ONLY WORDS
THERE NOTHIN' WE CAN'T TAKE BACK
BUT EVERY TIME WE DON'T SEE EYE TO EYE
YOU WORRY I MIGHT SAY GOODBYE
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NOT IN THIS LIFE
COULD I EVER LEAVE, I WOULDN'T THINK TWICE
OF LETTING YOU GO, BY NOW YOU SHOULD KNOW I NEED YOU TOO MUCH
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NO WAY IN THIS WORLD
COULD I EVER LIVE WITHOUT YOU GIRL
WHEN TIMES GET TOUGH, I'M NOT GIVING UP
NOT ON YOUR LOVE
WHEN WE STARTED OUT WE MADE A VOW
NOT TO SLEEP 'TILL WE SETTLED THE FIGHT
AND THERE HAVE BEEN TIMES WE'VE SEEN THE SUN RISE
BUT, IT ALWAYS WORKED OUT ALRIGHT
EVEN IN THE DARKEST HOUR BEFORE DAWN
I NEVER THOUGHT OF MOVING ON
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NOT IN THIS LIFE
COULD I EVER LEAVE, I WOULDN'T THINK TWICE
OF LETTING YOU GO, BY NOW YOU SHOULD KNOW I NEED YOU TOO MUCH
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NO WAY IN THIS WORLD
COULD I EVER LIVE WITHOUT YOU GIRL
WHEN TIMES GET TOUGH, I'M NOT GIVING UP
NOT ON YOUR LOVE
WHEN TIMES GET TOUGH, I'M NOT GIVING UP
NOT ON YOUR LOVE
I love you Andrew, thanks for making me happy, teaching me what true happiness is, and for teaching me to trust again. You truly are the greatest man I have even met(besides my dad) and I love you with all of my heart!
The other day on the way home, I was thinking about past relationship and just how lucky I am to be married to such a good man. She truly is everything that I ever hoped and dreamed of. I had 3 serious relationships before meeting Andrew. The first was for 3 years in high school. I was young and so was he and now that I look back on it I realize that the reason it lasted so long was because it was conformable. He was my first kiss and first relationship, and really it was just more of a friendship. After we broke up, he was in college, I was in high school, he met someone, got married, and we lost touch. I hope he is truly happy.
The second guy was what I thought was love. I cared for him deeply, but he was not good to me. He called me names, he hit me, and ran me down emotionally. My view of myself was awful and I had no self esteem. We would break-up, get back together, and do it all over again for a 1 1/2 years. Then I got smart, went to college, and was done with him. Even though it was a learning experience for me and I trusted no one, I also hope in some way he has grown up, learned from these mistakes, and is happy.
The third guy was all that I wanted. He was cute, sweet, and driven.......or so I though. What he really was not what I thought. He was a cheater, not driven, and just followed the crowd. At a time we had a plan to go to the same college and be together........maybe for the rest of our lives. Little did I know that God had other plans and I learned that I was ok with that.
I was single for about a year, give or take, and just had fun at college. I went to concerts with the girls, I was a cheerleader, and I was in class. I hung out with friends and had a good time. But I prayed for God to put a good man in my life. I was sick of being single, but still willing to wait for the right guy. On a nightly drive and talk with my best friend Andrea I told her all that I wanted in a guy.......a guy who was sweet, funny, dresses nice and took care of me but also knew how to get dirty and have fun. I wanted a guy who loved the Lord like I did and wanted the same things in life that I did. Just one week later she told me that she knew the perfect guy, I was nervous because she had tried to set me up before and those did not turn out so well, but I let her try. That weekend, I went on a group date with other girls and guys and "he" went to. We talked during dinner(at Hooters, on Valentine's Day, mind you) and bowling, and hit it off. We talked at school all week and the next weekend we went out on a date by ourselves. It was great! We have been together each day since February 22, 2003. He is the greatest man I have ever met and I am so lucky to be married to him. We have been blessed with a good life, but in the beginning with all of the things I had been through I was not a very trusting person, and rightfully so. I had been cheated on, hit, and knocked down in every sense of the way. But Andrew taught me how to trust again, told me that he would never leave me, and would never hurt me. And I can say in 9 years he has held up every end of that word. How did I get so lucky I will never know. But I am thankful that I did.
So as I was driving home the other day, I heard this song. It pretty much defines us. It is from the 90's, but here you go:
Not on your love by Jeff Carson
WE BOTH SAID SOME THINGS WE DON'T REALLY MEAN
SOMETIMES LOVE CAN BE LIKE THAT
AND RIGHT NOW THEY HURT, BUT THEY'RE ONLY WORDS
THERE NOTHIN' WE CAN'T TAKE BACK
BUT EVERY TIME WE DON'T SEE EYE TO EYE
YOU WORRY I MIGHT SAY GOODBYE
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NOT IN THIS LIFE
COULD I EVER LEAVE, I WOULDN'T THINK TWICE
OF LETTING YOU GO, BY NOW YOU SHOULD KNOW I NEED YOU TOO MUCH
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NO WAY IN THIS WORLD
COULD I EVER LIVE WITHOUT YOU GIRL
WHEN TIMES GET TOUGH, I'M NOT GIVING UP
NOT ON YOUR LOVE
WHEN WE STARTED OUT WE MADE A VOW
NOT TO SLEEP 'TILL WE SETTLED THE FIGHT
AND THERE HAVE BEEN TIMES WE'VE SEEN THE SUN RISE
BUT, IT ALWAYS WORKED OUT ALRIGHT
EVEN IN THE DARKEST HOUR BEFORE DAWN
I NEVER THOUGHT OF MOVING ON
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NOT IN THIS LIFE
COULD I EVER LEAVE, I WOULDN'T THINK TWICE
OF LETTING YOU GO, BY NOW YOU SHOULD KNOW I NEED YOU TOO MUCH
NOT ON YOUR LOVE, NO WAY IN THIS WORLD
COULD I EVER LIVE WITHOUT YOU GIRL
WHEN TIMES GET TOUGH, I'M NOT GIVING UP
NOT ON YOUR LOVE
WHEN TIMES GET TOUGH, I'M NOT GIVING UP
NOT ON YOUR LOVE
I love you Andrew, thanks for making me happy, teaching me what true happiness is, and for teaching me to trust again. You truly are the greatest man I have even met(besides my dad) and I love you with all of my heart!
Monday, February 27, 2012
"We Owned the Night"
Last night I went to an AWESOME concert......
Lady Antebellum
Darius Rucker
and David Nail
......and it was so good! I have seen Lady A before and they are just getting better and better. I have never seen Darius, or "Hootie" as some of you may know him, or David Nail but I really like both of them and they really rocked it! It was so nice for myself and 3 other close friend and moms to get out of the house and have a little fun! It was great and I am looking forward to our next concert!
I am so thankful for a husband who stay home with the kids while his "wild" wife goes out to a concert! Trust me, I am the least "wild" wife out there! Haha!
Monday, February 13, 2012
Bad moments do not mean you are a bad Mom
Calleigh and I have such personality clashes...and it is because we have the same personality. Persistant, strong-willed, and they are the same.....both of us! I had this same issue with my dad when I was younger. Of course, as I got older(like college) we did not fight as much and we "grew out" of it. I love my dad, always have and always will, but we have the same personality so more times than I would like to admit we fought. Over the silliest things. Mostly homework and boyfriends, but now that I look back, I realize that if we would have put some of that time into not fighting life would have been so much easier. That is the approach I am TRYING to take with my girls. Calleigh and I fight more than her and Andrew. And I know it is for the same reason, we are just alike. Sometimes I just walk away and let Andrew take care of whatever issue is melt-down worthy.....and that works. Other times we just start laughing at each other, and sometimes we both have yelling, crying fights....both of us crying and yelling. Then I have that moment of "I am such a bad mom" and "Why are we doing this" and I always feel bad when it is over. And she is only 3(almost 4) so I know we have more of this ahead of us. Sometimes I just feel like a bad Mom like the time it was book order day and I forgot to bring it with us(luckily, the let me bring it the next day). Sometimes we fight over coat sleeves, what pajamas that we are wearing that night, and about brushing teeth. Chances are that Addie will be the same too. Payback says my dad. But today, a friend posted this and I want to share it. I am not a bad mom. I love those girls with all that I have. I prayed for them and God blessed me so much! But maybe there is someone else out there who needs this like I did.
Bad Moments Don’t Make Bad Moms
Lysa TerKeurst
“But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.” Ephesians 2:4-5 (NIV)
Do you ever feel like the ping pong ball in a heated match bouncing between feeling like a good mom to a bad mom?
I volunteer to keep the class guinea pig over spring break much to my daughter’s delight. After all, we have a hamster we adore so we’re highly qualified… GOOD MOM!
Two weeks before spring break our pet hamster has an accident and makes an early exit from this world. I get a letter from the principal informing me after hearing about our unfortunate hamster situation, we are unfit class guinea pig babysitters… BAD MOM!
I delight the teacher by showing up on time to read to the class… GOOD MOM!
That same day I get an e-mail from a teacher listing three parents who haven’t turned in permission slips and I’m on the list for all the world to see… BAD MOM!
I make sure my kids pack something healthy for lunch… GOOD MOM!
The schedule falls apart and I feed them sugary cereal for dinner… BAD MOM!
I so desperately want to be a good mom. And sometimes I feel like I am, when life is clicking along with good attitudes, healthy hamsters, turned in permission slips, and a pot roast for dinner. But let’s be honest. The days where everything turns out right and there’s a pot roast on the table are sometimes few and far between. And I find myself feeling like a failure. Have you ever been there?
The other day I was processing these things with my friend, Renee, when a strange theme seemed to arise. I just started laughing. I told Renee that many of my days tell the same story… I was on the verge of a breakdown and then I spent some time with Jesus and He made things better.
Renee quipped back, “Well, isn’t that where most of us live?”
Not that we’re on the edge of a breakdown, but we live in a place of utter dependence on God. I know I live in constant need of His love, encouragement, wisdom, perspective, strength, patience and grace.
Anything I do right as a mom is because of my constant dialogs with God. I’ve learned to talk with Him in honest plain language and say things like, “Hey God, I feel like a bad mom because I snapped at my kids. But my circumstances don’t define me, right? You do. So, I’m receiving Your grace and letting go of those feelings pulling me down. Please help me.”
I must remember the truth of today’s promise in Ephesians 2:4-5, “But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.”
God’s grace is always willing to step in. Not that it excuses me from being more patient, organized or responsible. But it reminds me, “Lysa, you are doing better than you think you are. My love for you is great! Stop bouncing from feeling good to bad to good to bad. In the good times, rejoice and thank Me. In the not so good times, call out to Me quickly.”
With God we’re never a bad mom. We might be having a bad moment… or two… or seventeen. But a few bad moments do not define us.
God’s grace is there to cover us. Teach us. And even in the middle of a bad moment, interrupt us, redirect us and change me.
Forgiveness is there.
Love is there.
A second chance is there. And another one after that.
You are a good mom my friend…even if, like me, you’ve had a few bad moments… you are the exact mom God knew these children needed. Let’s live in that truth today.
And who cares if we are labeled unfit to watch the class guinea pig? As I stepped back from the situation I realized that saved us from some undue stress anyhow. Smiles.
Dear Lord, I know that only You can fill me. I am thankful Your grace is always there to cover me, especially on my tough mom days. Help me to stop bouncing from feeling good to bad. Teach me, redirect me and change me today. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.
I am thankful that God gives us second chances and forgives us for bad moments.
Here it to admitting my faults and being forgiven, not fighting(as much, because realistically, I can not guarantee we will never fight) and trying my best to be better than I am. Not only a better mom, but a better wife, co-worker, employee, child, and example.
Bad Moments Don’t Make Bad Moms
Lysa TerKeurst
“But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.” Ephesians 2:4-5 (NIV)
Do you ever feel like the ping pong ball in a heated match bouncing between feeling like a good mom to a bad mom?
I volunteer to keep the class guinea pig over spring break much to my daughter’s delight. After all, we have a hamster we adore so we’re highly qualified… GOOD MOM!
Two weeks before spring break our pet hamster has an accident and makes an early exit from this world. I get a letter from the principal informing me after hearing about our unfortunate hamster situation, we are unfit class guinea pig babysitters… BAD MOM!
I delight the teacher by showing up on time to read to the class… GOOD MOM!
That same day I get an e-mail from a teacher listing three parents who haven’t turned in permission slips and I’m on the list for all the world to see… BAD MOM!
I make sure my kids pack something healthy for lunch… GOOD MOM!
The schedule falls apart and I feed them sugary cereal for dinner… BAD MOM!
I so desperately want to be a good mom. And sometimes I feel like I am, when life is clicking along with good attitudes, healthy hamsters, turned in permission slips, and a pot roast for dinner. But let’s be honest. The days where everything turns out right and there’s a pot roast on the table are sometimes few and far between. And I find myself feeling like a failure. Have you ever been there?
The other day I was processing these things with my friend, Renee, when a strange theme seemed to arise. I just started laughing. I told Renee that many of my days tell the same story… I was on the verge of a breakdown and then I spent some time with Jesus and He made things better.
Renee quipped back, “Well, isn’t that where most of us live?”
Not that we’re on the edge of a breakdown, but we live in a place of utter dependence on God. I know I live in constant need of His love, encouragement, wisdom, perspective, strength, patience and grace.
Anything I do right as a mom is because of my constant dialogs with God. I’ve learned to talk with Him in honest plain language and say things like, “Hey God, I feel like a bad mom because I snapped at my kids. But my circumstances don’t define me, right? You do. So, I’m receiving Your grace and letting go of those feelings pulling me down. Please help me.”
I must remember the truth of today’s promise in Ephesians 2:4-5, “But because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy, made us alive with Christ even when we were dead in transgressions—it is by grace you have been saved.”
God’s grace is always willing to step in. Not that it excuses me from being more patient, organized or responsible. But it reminds me, “Lysa, you are doing better than you think you are. My love for you is great! Stop bouncing from feeling good to bad to good to bad. In the good times, rejoice and thank Me. In the not so good times, call out to Me quickly.”
With God we’re never a bad mom. We might be having a bad moment… or two… or seventeen. But a few bad moments do not define us.
God’s grace is there to cover us. Teach us. And even in the middle of a bad moment, interrupt us, redirect us and change me.
Forgiveness is there.
Love is there.
A second chance is there. And another one after that.
You are a good mom my friend…even if, like me, you’ve had a few bad moments… you are the exact mom God knew these children needed. Let’s live in that truth today.
And who cares if we are labeled unfit to watch the class guinea pig? As I stepped back from the situation I realized that saved us from some undue stress anyhow. Smiles.
Dear Lord, I know that only You can fill me. I am thankful Your grace is always there to cover me, especially on my tough mom days. Help me to stop bouncing from feeling good to bad. Teach me, redirect me and change me today. In Jesus’ Name. Amen.
I am thankful that God gives us second chances and forgives us for bad moments.
Here it to admitting my faults and being forgiven, not fighting(as much, because realistically, I can not guarantee we will never fight) and trying my best to be better than I am. Not only a better mom, but a better wife, co-worker, employee, child, and example.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Blessed
Photo Tinks by WiddlyTinks.com
As I was uploading some pictures yesterday I realized just how lucky I am. I have a wonderful husband who loves me so much and two of the sweetest girls I could ever imagine. I love them so much and wonder how I got so lucky.....God is so amazing and beside giving me salvation he has blessed me with these wonderful people who I can say are MY family! I love them so much and just wanted to show you my family of 4......Blessed is a word that does not even begin to describe how lucky I am and how I am feeling!
Monday, February 6, 2012
All she wants to do is dance.......
Calleigh started dance classes in September.....and she loves them! Recently, her dance class danced at a local Boy's Varsity Basketball game during half time.........I am planning on posting the video I took later today or tomorrow, but here is a little sneak peak of a few pictures! Enjoy!
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