Aunt Valerie and Uncle Adam are home for a couple of days. Kaitlynn always has so much fun with Aunt Valerie! I had to post these pics, although many are mostly the same. Her expressions crack me up!
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
They're Here!
Aunt Valerie and Uncle Adam are home for a couple of days. Kaitlynn always has so much fun with Aunt Valerie! I had to post these pics, although many are mostly the same. Her expressions crack me up!
Monday, February 4, 2008
Busy...Busy...Busy!
The Jersey Inn...
Kaitlynn loved the onion rings
Aunt Sarah and Allison
Aaron and his huge dessert
Grandma Yount and I
Mom and Aunt Carol
Sarah Ann lookin' good at 8 mos. pg!
Dad and Greg chat while Uncle James looks like he's up to something...again!
Uncle Jerry and Uncle Joe
Greg and his new friend
Greg gets kissed by his new friend!
The Ice Cream Shop
Gotta love the TV!
In The Barn...
It seems like our days have been packed full! We have been busy from morning till too late at night, but are *mostly :)* enjoying the ride. Thanks to Doug and Meghan Beck (along with some help from Sarah Seeley) for a delicious dinner a week ago Sunday - we enjoyed being with you guys! Then on Sunday night we were able to visit with friends Glenn and Stephanie Gault and their beautiful daughter Kaitlyn at my parent's house. The Gaults are missionaries to Lesotho, and have such a passion for their ministry! It is encouraging to hear their stories and see the pictures of those whose lives are being transformed.
On Thursday there was prediction of a pretty good-sized snow/ice storm headed our way. Although we didn't get much accumulation of snow, the freezing rain was enough to get us a snow day on Friday...God is good! :) Friday evening was spent finding bargains at the mall and eating at the "pig buffet", Golden Corral. I can't say it's my favorite place...kind of repulsive most of the time, but they have the best pot roast anywhere!
On Saturday we met some of my mom's family in Yellow Springs, OH for a fantastic meal at The Jersey Inn. The fried chicken was out of this world! After eating, we took the kids over to the barn to see the animals. Since they haven't been "down on the farm", they aren't used to watching cows being milked, etc. They loved it, and Evan begged for a calf all the way home.
Thanks to Jason and Renee' Hunsaker for their hospitality and great food on Saturday evening. Greg is still wishing he'd have eaten another piece of pizza! :)
Sunday dinners are most always at mom and dads. Mom has been graciously doing this ever since we moved back to Lima 9.5 years ago. Yesterday's lunch was awesome - as usual! Greg grilled steak and chicken. FYI, the marinades at Aldi's are incredible...let me know if you try them!
I am at the halfway point in my current class, Counseling the Adolescent. It is very enlightening and enjoyable. I am definitely on the countdown!
At school we are counting down the days until our next big event, Regional Student Convention. My students are diligently working on their entries, and we are looking forward to a great time.
Well, now I'm rambling so I guess it's time to move on! Have a great week!
Kaitlynn loved the onion rings
Aunt Sarah and Allison
Aaron and his huge dessert
Grandma Yount and I
Mom and Aunt Carol
Sarah Ann lookin' good at 8 mos. pg!
Dad and Greg chat while Uncle James looks like he's up to something...again!
Uncle Jerry and Uncle Joe
Greg and his new friend
Greg gets kissed by his new friend!
The Ice Cream Shop
Gotta love the TV!
In The Barn...
It seems like our days have been packed full! We have been busy from morning till too late at night, but are *mostly :)* enjoying the ride. Thanks to Doug and Meghan Beck (along with some help from Sarah Seeley) for a delicious dinner a week ago Sunday - we enjoyed being with you guys! Then on Sunday night we were able to visit with friends Glenn and Stephanie Gault and their beautiful daughter Kaitlyn at my parent's house. The Gaults are missionaries to Lesotho, and have such a passion for their ministry! It is encouraging to hear their stories and see the pictures of those whose lives are being transformed.
On Thursday there was prediction of a pretty good-sized snow/ice storm headed our way. Although we didn't get much accumulation of snow, the freezing rain was enough to get us a snow day on Friday...God is good! :) Friday evening was spent finding bargains at the mall and eating at the "pig buffet", Golden Corral. I can't say it's my favorite place...kind of repulsive most of the time, but they have the best pot roast anywhere!
On Saturday we met some of my mom's family in Yellow Springs, OH for a fantastic meal at The Jersey Inn. The fried chicken was out of this world! After eating, we took the kids over to the barn to see the animals. Since they haven't been "down on the farm", they aren't used to watching cows being milked, etc. They loved it, and Evan begged for a calf all the way home.
Thanks to Jason and Renee' Hunsaker for their hospitality and great food on Saturday evening. Greg is still wishing he'd have eaten another piece of pizza! :)
Sunday dinners are most always at mom and dads. Mom has been graciously doing this ever since we moved back to Lima 9.5 years ago. Yesterday's lunch was awesome - as usual! Greg grilled steak and chicken. FYI, the marinades at Aldi's are incredible...let me know if you try them!
I am at the halfway point in my current class, Counseling the Adolescent. It is very enlightening and enjoyable. I am definitely on the countdown!
At school we are counting down the days until our next big event, Regional Student Convention. My students are diligently working on their entries, and we are looking forward to a great time.
Well, now I'm rambling so I guess it's time to move on! Have a great week!
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Monday, January 28, 2008
Another Weekend...
Greg bet Denny $5 that he would not be able to sell this dish for the sticker price. Similar pieces were going for much less on ebay, so Greg thought his bet was safe...and it was for a couple of hours. Then a sweet lady came in and exclaimed that this was the perfect bowl for mashed potatoes! Greg lost the bet, so Denny ended up with $17 for the dish!
I asked Denny and Brenda Estes, garage sale experts :), to coordinate our fundraiser. They did an awesome job of helping the students with sorting, pricing, layout, and sales. We ended up with approx. $650 profit!
I asked Joyce Barnt to coordinate the baked goods part of the sale. She did a great job, and we had a nice variety of tasty treats!
A sampling of the goodies
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