So, yesterday it dawned on me that I still have this blog spot and had totally forgotten about it! So, in my feeble attempt to keep it updated, I have done my best to highlight this last year. Hope you enjoy seeing how God has been so good to us. We are truly blessed!
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Prince Edward Island
We had a meeting in Moncton, New Brunswick, just about an hour west of PEI, so of course, we had to take a day trip to see it. The only sad part was that my sister-n-law, Amy, and her three girls were not able to be there. Amy was in Kansas City after giving birth to Morgan...our sweet, newest little niece! We tried to keep Mark cheered up. He and Amy honeymooned at PEI! :(
Anyway, it was very windy and cold, but at least it was clear and sunny. A beautiful place to visit!
We visited the house of L.M. Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables
Anyway, it was very windy and cold, but at least it was clear and sunny. A beautiful place to visit!
We visited the house of L.M. Montgomery, author of Anne of Green Gables
Happy 10th Birthday, Micah!
This year, for the second year in a row, we celebrated Micah's birthday in Canada! This fall, he chose to start cheering for the Patriots, so he asked for a Patriots birthday. It pained the heart of his father, but alas, we decorated our trailer with Patriots stuff!
For each kids' birthday, we take the day off school and have a family fun day. We started out the day by visiting the New Brunswick Museum. Here is the moose the kids named Jackson.
At the famous Reversing Falls in St John, NB. We were right by the Bay of Fundy, which has the highest tides in the world. So when the tide is going back out, Reversing Falls is created by the whirlpool of water caused by the outgoing water meeting the incoming. Amazing!
The four kids overlooking Reversing Falls
Malachi wore Chiefs stuff to revolt against his brother's Patriots day!
Nubble Lighthouse
Walking the Freedom Trail
In September we were in the state of Massachussetts, near Boston, so we decided to take the kids to walk the Freedom Trail. It was so good for the kids to see things in person that we have studied in Heritage Studies. The walk is over 2 miles and the kids did a great job keeping up. I am so thankful for opportunities like these!
At the visitor's center, getting ready to walk, walk, walk!
Outside the Massachussetts State Building
Myrtle Beach Vacation
The six of us went on vacation at Myrtle Beach back in August. It was the first vacation we had taken on our own in four years! We stayed at the Lawson's condo in North Myrtle Beach. It was extremely relaxing and fun!
Outside Anchor Baptist Church on Sunday morning
Outside Anchor Baptist Church on Sunday morning
Poor Malachi! He broke his arm two weeks before vacation. However, it did not slow him down a bit. We just kept a few trash bags and rubberbands on it to keep the water out. He had a blast!
Our first day of many out to the beach!
On the steps of the Lawson's condo
After church Sunday morning, we went out to eat with the Lawsons. We dearly love them! They enjoyed seeing Michala, whose middle name is Deneen...the Lawson's daughter! This day was also Michala's 7th birthday.
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