Today I said some final goodbyes.
Yogurt and a mall trip with Hutlas.
Yogurt and a mall trip with Hutlas.
I'm gonna miss these people...
Showing posts with label Faith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Faith. Show all posts
141/365.
Rich Day.
Kissing Claire off to Boston for the weekend.
Vaccinations with Andrew and Isabel.
Dinner with Aunt Judy, Mom, and Am.
Kissing Claire off to Boston for the weekend.
Deacon time.
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!)
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 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.
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.
111/365.
Signs of Summer.
Really green Greenway.
Hamburgers with the Bierbaum Jrs.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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.
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.
51/365.
Happy Birthday, Faith.
It wouldn't be from me if it was on time. :)
Love you yesterday and everyday. Always.
It wouldn't be from me if it was on time. :)Love you yesterday and everyday. Always.
25/365.
Road Trip part three:
"Wait, you dropped your phone in the shake?"
So, our trip came to a close, we said our "bye, love yas" to the Engers, and strapped back on our seatbelts. The car trip home was made in one, very long, very very long ride, but with laughs along the way, of course.
Here is the majority of what I witnessed throughout the day:
Tom driving. (He drove the entire way this time, folks. Hats off.)
Faith reading.
Bridges. (Yup, they are still there when you drive in the opposite direction.)
Meanwhile, the scenery, the ipod, and a wandering mind were my most faithful companions. (And Roma too! Thanks for the texts, Romanina; you truly kept me company.)
"Wait, you dropped your phone in the shake?"
So, our trip came to a close, we said our "bye, love yas" to the Engers, and strapped back on our seatbelts. The car trip home was made in one, very long, very very long ride, but with laughs along the way, of course.
Here is the majority of what I witnessed throughout the day:
Tom driving. (He drove the entire way this time, folks. Hats off.)
Faith reading.
Bridges. (Yup, they are still there when you drive in the opposite direction.)
Meanwhile, the scenery, the ipod, and a wandering mind were my most faithful companions. (And Roma too! Thanks for the texts, Romanina; you truly kept me company.)
We were appreciative to get home safely, and we continue to relish in the memories of the trip.
I am truly blessed.
16/365.
Soup: it's what's for dinner.
Randomly, the Harwood clan threw together two different types of international soups for supper.
We chopped and seasoned...and didn't eat until almost 9pm.
It was worth it!
Randomly, the Harwood clan threw together two different types of international soups for supper.
We chopped and seasoned...and didn't eat until almost 9pm.
It was worth it!
There were several steps in the preparation process.
Our international soup menu, from top to bottom:
Senegalese Peanut Soup and Mulligatawny (East Indian curry soup)
Both quite tasty!
Senegalese Peanut Soup and Mulligatawny (East Indian curry soup)
Both quite tasty!
Happy Bowl!
14/365.
I realized I was going with a family theme these past few days, so it's Mom's turn.
This is Faith in her glory, 12:20am:
In the kitchen, lifting weights, watching the news, evidence of wine, and flowers she bought to remind us to pray for the Haitian people.
This is my mom.
She is my hero.
This is Faith in her glory, 12:20am:
In the kitchen, lifting weights, watching the news, evidence of wine, and flowers she bought to remind us to pray for the Haitian people.
This is my mom.
She is my hero.
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