full moon…

 Last week we had a full moon the night before I worked and walking in, it lit up our little hospital:

So pretty, we’ve  if you know it’s going to be a little nutty on the unit.😂

It’s starting…

 And so it begins…

Celebrating our girl…

 Last week we got to celebrate our girl as she was celebrated for excellence in physical education. One of the reasons that her teacher celebrated her is how she partners with the some of the kiddos in her class with disabilities that absolutely LOVE her and listen to her. She’s able to coach and lead and it means so much. 

My heart us so proud…

I’m so proud…

I’m so proud of this kid. Before every game, he prays over the game, his attitude and sportsmanship, his team mates, for safety and that God would be glorified by his time in the field… Our friend grabbed this photo in his last game. It’s such an honor to be his mom!

fall days…

These days are getting cooler and we are determined to celebrate Fall before Christmas arrives, so here’s what the days are filled with: puzzles, soups and chilis, baking, snuggling with bunnies, scrapbooking and junk journaling with favorite scriptures, quotes, lyrics, and photos…❤️

2025 World Series Champions

 The Dodgers won the World Series in a nail biting game 7. My family, especially my guys, were over the moon!

Halloween 2025

 Between Halloween, no school for the kids, time change, a chest cold, and a very intensely exciting game 7 of the World Series, it’s taking me a minute to get in the groove…

This year was a lay low halloween, where our kids wanted pizza, a few friends over, and trick or treating in our neighborhood. We I love the parents of these kiddos so we got to chat and hang out while the teenagers did their thing. Eden’s grieve came over early to do a cookie haunted house and to get ready to be matching beanie babies with home made tags. Ryder’s crew wanted Star Wars themed, so we used what we had and he went as Princess Leia with Hans Solo frozen in carbonite. It was SO fun!

The making of Ryder’s costume:

The making of twin beanie babies:

Halloween night: