Yesterday I tried to do grocery shopping with my two babies and thought well made it to the store and put the groceries in the shopping cart and made it home success! Only to get home and put a few of the groceries away and bring the kids in. Went back to get a few more groceries only to find out my dear darling 2yr old decided to lock the door and my keys were on the counter. Well thank goodness my neighbor was outside so I could use her phone and was able to call my sister who had a key to my house. Thank You Jesus that my kids were ok. So, everyone with little children be careful when you bring groceries into the house. (By the way this was the first time he touched the door lock). One day this will be a funny story! My neighbor said her kids did the same thing. I was among friends. Ha, Ha

Hi, everyone its been an interesting week around here. Teenagers and friendships wow this is a hard subject. Do I let this person hang out with this person? Do I let them go here or go there? Do I pray while they are gone? Of course I do! It is really hard letting go even if its a little. You want to protect your kids so much. You don't want them to have any bad experiences you want them to stay pure until they are married. You try to love them although they think you are out to ruin there fun. You want them to grow up to be mature. Sometimes you have to let go even if its a little and come up with some alternatives. I'm thankful that God has given me some ideas and pray that I can follow through with some of those. Wow teenagers and babies what a combination. Talk about finding the right balance? What a challenge!!

Malachi is getting so big... and a new couch!!

Look at this beautiful baby boy God has blessed us with.

Do you believe that this swing matches the couch?We borrowed this from my sister, and come to find out it matches perfectly with the couch. Even God cares about the details.

Here is the newest edition to our house!

Here's a picture of momma and malachi

Here's a cute picture of my baby boy, isn't he handsome?(Ashley took this cute picture.)

Hi everyone! Well we are back from our trip to Kentucky. My Grandma finally meet her 20th great grandchild. I was so happy for her and wished I would of been able to spend more time with her. As my Grandma is getting older it reminds me that I need to find more time to see her or call or write to her. When I was a teenager we would get together on Sunday after church and eat together with all the other relatives. I would also make different things for my Grandpa and Great Grandpa (who have passed away). When I would bake for them my Grandma never criticized if I splattered batter all over the kitchen she would just help me clean it up. Wow if I could just be this way!!!! I have very found memories of her since we lived with her for a while. I do miss her especially since she has moved away. I love going to Kentucky and going to her church she likes to show off all the grandkids and great grandkids. I was sad to know that she fell the day before Easter. Please pray for her because she has diabetes and her wounds don't heal as well. (her name is Mae Killough). Thanks! While we stayed at my cousin's house Nathan was having trouble going to sleep. So, we would tell him that Jesus turned the lights out it's time to go to bed. So, guess what? When I try to put him down for his nap he tells me Jesus didn't turn the lights out. How did 2yr olds get sooooo smart!! Ha, Ha. Here is some pictures from Easter: