Sunday
Rob returned from snowboarding in northern Michigan with the older children. After the play on Saturday, he packed up the crew and drove four hours north for some ski time. This man does not need sleep, I tell you!



Monday
Hubby has informed me that he wants to invest in a new home. It should be interesting finding a home for this motley crew.
Tuesday
Trying to choose a color for the dining room. Blah! I really hate decorating. It takes so much money and energy.
Wednesday
Locked my family blog because I received a pornographic message from an unknown Chinese source. ( not the first time this has happened.) I'm a little unsettled. I was already becoming a little disenchanted with blogging and then that happened.
I know what you mean about decorating... it does require a large amount of time... I always have a hard time deciding on things so it only makes the process even longer.
ReplyDeleteI am totally decorating challenged. If I had endless resources (which I don't) I would just hire someone and say call me when you're done!
ReplyDeleteToo many choices,too much money...
Blessings
R
I love all the pics of your boys' faces - they look a LOT like their dad!
ReplyDeleteSorry about the anonymous commenter - I always just delete them, but I don't have children so it's a little less scary for me.
Did you decide on a color yet? I LOVE the color above Abby's head. Any luck with finding a house yet? I'll be praying for God to bring the perfect one for you!
ReplyDeleteTori
ReplyDeleteOur real estate agent recommends we paint everything neutral for an easier sell. I thought that was the best one, too. : )
So...what color did you pick?? I'm all about slapping some major color on the walls. Doing it with this many littles running around, however, sort of makes me have heart palpitations even to think of it. We need to paint so we can sell our house. I truly don't know how we'll ever find the time.
ReplyDeleteGigi's really growing fast, isn't she??
Gigi is so beautiful. What a priceless smile!
ReplyDeleteOur 37 yr. old adopted daughter took her time beginning to smile, I remember. Then in her teenage years she had so many questions about her abandonment. She still carries some of that sadness, but we are seeing positive changes. She is a delightful survivor; has been through tough times.
Do you know about Sherrie Eldridge, adoption coach? She is conducting conversations online, Facebook, has a website and several books.