Beautiful Little Lady

When did Annalise start to look so grown up?

"Fang for Jumpin" Part 2

Noah is always interested in all of the toys in Annalise's room. The other day, Annalise and I were in the kitchen and I heard Noah playing in her room. After a few minutes, I decided to go check on him and this is what I found- He climbed up on the trampoline, stood up, held onto the handles, and was in there by himself jumping away!

When you don't need a diaper on your bottom...

You wear it on your head!

Cutie Pies

Matchy-Matchy

I have been enjoying dressing the kids in outfits that coordinate. I think they look so cute, it just melts my heart! Enjoy the dumplings!

OVERALLS

STRIPED PJs


ANIMAL PJs

CHURCH CLOTHES

More Kid Cuteness

You can see Noah's top teeth! He needs them for the extreme amount of food (and apparently puzzles) that he eats!

A lovey hat!
Making Muffins after reading "If You Give a Moose a Muffin"
Playing with "Ms. Tay-tuh Head"
Playing with eachother!

"Fang for Jumpin"

Annalise's trampoline that Santa brought her finally arrived at our house this weekend. It had to live at my parents house for a couple weeks after Christmas because it wouldn't fit in our car. Annalise has been thoroughly enjoying jumping! Look at her go!

Why Worry?

You are meddling with Christ’s business, and neglecting your own when you fret about your lot and circumstances.You have been trying “providing” work and forgetting that it is yours to obey.

Be wise and attend to the obeying, and let Christ manage the providing.

Come and survey your Father’s storehouse, and ask whether he will let you starve while he has laid up so great an abundance in his garner?

Look at his heart of mercy; see if that can ever prove unkind!

Look at his inscrutable wisdom; see if that will ever be at fault.

Above all, look up to Jesus Christ your Intercessor, and ask yourself, while he pleads, can your Father deal ungraciously with you?

If he remembers even sparrows, will he forget one of the least of his poor children?

“Cast thy burden upon the Lord, and he will sustain thee. He will never suffer the righteous to be moved.”

From Charles Spurgeon