Have you ever loved someone it literally hurts?
You know, that unbreakable bond that even through the TOUGH times you can still look at that person and smile because you love them so much?
Well for most parents that is the feeling we have when we look at our children.
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It is 1:13am on November 4, 2019.
I am laying in bed scrolling on my iPhone just reminiscing on how our year has been. Overall I am extremely thankful for everything. We go through trials to make us stronger. Wether it be finding a job that truly is a blessing in disguise, weeding out fake friends and making amazing new ones, or even having to take control and make yourself come first. Either way this year is ending on the best note ever.
It’s that time of the year! Christmas Time!!
One thing our family absolutely LOVES going is Rock Hunting!
Don’t know what rock hunting is??
It’s 12:43am in Burleson, Tx and I can’t help but stay wide awake as I think about life. As well as having a threenager fighting his sleep because he wants to stay up and hang with Mommy. Which really means to sit next to me while I scan Pinterest and Instagram on my phone. š
One year ago today our life changed forever…
I still can’t believe it has been one year ago since our life was ripped apart. It is “somewhat” all over but the pain is still felt and the wounds are still deep. I won’t go into details because it honestly hurts as bad as it did a year ago.
I have been behind on blogging lately. Being a full time Mom, Teacher, and Wife has been keeping me very busy.
I wanted to catch you upĀ and tell you we have found an amazing church to plug ourself into. After being with our previous Church for 8 years straight (a small break after the church moved aroundĀ and then 17 years before) it was time to finally settle down were we felt the joy and peace of a home church that was true to our heart. We had always heard aboutĀ OpenDoor Church but never attended until the Fall Festival in Oct ’16. Their band was amazing and singing praise music the whole time, the people were soo welcoming and full of joy, and we felt such an amazing presence while there.
