Showing posts with label Amy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amy. Show all posts

220/365.

Amy Time. 
Today I got to chat with this beauty.

192/365.

Fam.

Got to visit with these two today, and Mom for a brief second too.
The report: Deacon is still alive.

156/365.

Today I said some final goodbyes.

Yogurt and a mall trip with Hutlas.


I'm gonna miss these people...

152/365.

Real film.

Today I used my grandfather's old Polaroid camera to capture my photo and some great memories of the day.
It was good.

150/365

A day with people I love.

Of course, Noah loves Gail, and Amy loves being in the middle of the fun.
I just love this photo..



Shireen and her birthday dolphin.
There's some love there, I think.


My Korean mom and her beautiful daughter.
Oh how I love them.


149/365.

Farewell shindig.

Today my wonderful friends and family threw me a going away party...I am so blessed.



Even Miller came to the party!
Here he is with his beautiful Mommy. :)

147/365.

As Wednesdays should be...

An early Chick-fil-a breakfast with two of my favorite gals.


Krogering.


Debbie's Birthday.


Awesome Nathaniel!

146/365.

Today.

I found a little girl.


Claire found jam. A lot of jam.


Amy found a new arm.

142/365.

Sister Amy.

I would say this is one of the most common ("annoyed but I'm hiding a smile") faces I get when hanging out with Amo.

She loves me.

In other news, I got some gummy worms today.
Amy was also excited about this purchase.





Always love the time with this girl.

132/365.

Celebraaate Good Times.
Come on!

130/365.

Hot Model and Found Treasure.


129/365.

Mother's Day.

Today started with a french toast breakfast for Momma made by yours truly.

Continued with the purchase of a plane ticket to Dhaka, Bangladesh.


Followed by a stroll on the Greenway.


And concluded with the annual tradition of Chinese food for dinner.


And of course, the usual pleasantries and antics that come with this family.
Perfect. (Again, we missed you, Engers!)


Happy Mother's Day
to all the amazing women out there that continue to perform the very hardest job, free of charge, full of love.
We celebrate also those who give this same kind of motherly love even if they don't have children of their own. And finally, we remember mothers now beyond this world and celebrate the beautiful children they leave behind to continue their legacy of love.

128/365.

2010 Graduate.
Yeah, Girl.

We had some family strategery going down to make sure we got the best view of Amy as she crossed the stage and received her diploma from GCSU today.


Woot.


Here's the whole gang that came up to Milledgeville to see Miss Amy take her walk.
Party for sure right here.


I'm mighty proud of her.



CONGRATULATIONS, Amy!
All the blood, sweat and tears (quite literally) paid off!

127/365.

Georgia College And State University.
..in Milledgeville.

Well, today begins an exciting and packed weekend of celebrating baby sister Amy's graduation from college with a Bachelors of Science in Nursing.
In the evening, we roamed some empty halls on campus and got to see some of the locations that Amy spent her last four years studying and stressing. The night was also filled with family laughter and bonding time (we missed you, Engers!) in Amy's lovely apartment and some Chick-fil-a. :)


111/365.

Signs of Summer.

Really green Greenway.


Lovely walking buddies.



Hamburgers with the Bierbaum Jrs.
Ben on the grill (even grilling pineapple!) and Mary Beth working her magic inside.
Thanks for having us over, cousins!


And the rest of us, of course, snacking and goofing off. :)


This is Steve, the Bierbaum's dog.
He's the newest addition to their fam and fits right in...
except he's not allowed to eat the burgers.


Found this little gem in the corner of the Bierbaum kitchen.
It's a fun idea to think of saying all of this to one person.

107/365.

Encouragement.

This is the first official 25 cents donated to support my mission fellows program in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It came from my dear sister, Amy, who has been reminding me all along that raising the funds I need in such a short time frame is not beyond the Lord's capabilities.
She is so right.


Today Amy also got one step closer to truly appreciating coffee.
She now fully understands that the value of a cup of coffee must never be measured only by its amount of caffeine, but by the content of the roast.


Finished off the evening with dinner, dessert and interesting conversation shared with my beloved Aunt Ellen. The banana cream pie recipe I experimented with tonight was not the most successful...you just shouldn't mess with some of the classics. Notice her ring. It is our aunt-niece ring.




106/365.

Full Day.

Today started with a great study of the Word with SRLBS.

Followed by a lovely lunch at Chick-fil-a.
Look at this girl: she is so sweet, she even shares her ice cream cone.


Followed by a walk with these two greenies.
Note the multitasking of walking and texting.


FOLLOWED BY: A high school rendition of Beauty and the Beast.
These are the stars of tomorrow, folks.

105/365.

Baby Sister. Driveway. Deacon. Random Cat.

All the fixins' for a nice photo shoot.


17/376.

Manager's Special.

Tonight my sister Amy and I ventured out to find some deals.
And deals we found.


Two thumbs up (!) for this entire rack of Christmas items that were 75% off or more.


Of course, the manager's special at Kroger is always a steal and a Harwood favorite.
Here's some more thumbs up for the deals as well as a shot of the girl attached to the thumbs, as she patiently poses for me.



This the "Sara I'm losing my patience and Walgreens is closing" look.

Good day, good deals, good sis.