The team going to Ecuador with us has set up a blog to journal our trip. Please follow us there, and thank you so much for praying for us.
Welcome
- 911 (1)
- adoption (7)
- archeology (2)
- autumn (1)
- aviation (1)
- baking (1)
- bath (1)
- bicycle (1)
- birthday (8)
- boys (1)
- C (2)
- cake (4)
- cat (3)
- Cathy Harris (1)
- celery (1)
- children's ministry (1)
- Christmas (5)
- cleaning (1)
- climbing (1)
- clothes pin (1)
- co-op (1)
- comment (1)
- cookie cutter (1)
- cowboy (1)
- creative writing (2)
- creeping (1)
- Dan (1)
- desk (1)
- dig (1)
- dinosaur (1)
- Ecuador (2)
- experiments (1)
- fall (1)
- family portrait (3)
- field trip (2)
- Focus (1)
- folding (1)
- food (2)
- foster (1)
- freebie (5)
- friendship (1)
- Grin (1)
- grown up (1)
- helping (1)
- history (3)
- homeschool (2)
- housework (1)
- insects (1)
- iPod (1)
- IUAFN (1)
- J (2)
- Jim (1)
- Jo (2)
- K (11)
- kids say (6)
- Lancaster County (1)
- Landis Valley (1)
- laundry (1)
- layout (19)
- Mary Jemison (1)
- Massachusetts (1)
- meister (19)
- miah (11)
- miah muse (1)
- Mother's Day Portraits (1)
- muffins (2)
- Niece (1)
- NY vacation (3)
- outtakes (1)
- painting (2)
- penguin (2)
- photography (1)
- piano (1)
- plymouth (2)
- portrait (2)
- praying mantis (1)
- Project 365 (7)
- pumpkin (1)
- RAD (1)
- rock (1)
- Rocky (2)
- role play (1)
- s (21)
- safety pin (1)
- Sage (2)
- sauerkraut (1)
- scheduling (1)
- school (5)
- science (4)
- scrapbook (15)
- Shadrach (2)
- Siah (2)
- sketch (1)
- smile (1)
- snake (1)
- snow (1)
- socks (1)
- spider (1)
- supper (1)
- surgery (4)
- teeth (3)
- timeline (1)
- tongue (1)
- tradition (1)
- tree (1)
- Tut (1)
- Ukraine (2)
- V (16)
- vacation (3)
- violin (3)
- visit (1)
- water (1)
- Wiscoy Creek Lodge (1)
- x-ray (3)
I've been feeling much better after my collision with Remicade (an I.V. med for Crohn's disease) that landed me in the hospital for a few days. The medicines I was on after the hospitalization made me terribly tired, emotional, and all out-of-sorts. It was so bad that I earned a new t-shirt that states, "I am confused . . . no wait, maybe not."
So in light of all of that, I was hesitant to get very excited about our trip just in case God was making it clear that we shouldn't be going. But now, I'm off all the yucky medicines. I've got energy and motivation to DO things. And I'm letting myself get excited that our trip is only 4 days away!!
We've prepared crafts for our VBS, tie dyed our team shirts, split up all the supplies we are taking down, and been handed our final itineraries. Tomorrow we have our send-off during church - wearing our tie dye shirts. :-)
In an attempt to be able to do some off-line editing of the blog for the Ecuador trip, I'm testing out MarsEdit. This is just a test . . .
Hmm, seems to have some issues with images, maybe we'll try something different. :-)