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!

124/365.

March Birthdays In April.

Uncle Bill and I have an annual tradition of celebrating our birthday month together over a fun drink and good conversation. This year we celebrated one month late and opted for homemade mojitos that came with a beautiful view of the sunset over the lake and some delicious leftover Aunt Ellen lasagna. Ideal.

Thanks, UB! Love ya.

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.