Fri 9 Mar 2007

I suppose I am now going to have to write a chatty, “I had eggs for breakfast” post.
Spring is always such a whirlwind.
Timothy just left for a month of military training. He has just bought his first little house on a couple of acres and has been working non-stop to get it ready for Natalia. They are planning to be married on June 23rd.
James is trying to make his final decision about where to go to school next year. I drove down to south Georgia with him earlier in the week. We did find one speed trap in south Georgia. We need to ask Nicholas for one more FOP sticker!! James tried out for the baseball team and we ended up really liking the school. Now we have lots of paperwork to do. That is one of the hardest things about having older children. Paperwork, always paperwork.
Nathaniel has played 4 regular season baseball games this week. They are 3-1. They got in at 12:30 am last night so I didn’t get to hear the whole story but I did hear that Nathaniel hit a homerun. He has also been asked to travel with a local church to the Dominican Republic to play baseball in June. Yesterday we sent off his passport papers. Now we have more paperwork. June is going to be a humdinger of a month.
Christopher is also playing varsity baseball. He is a little young but the coach understood that we couldn’t divide up the boys because of travel considerations. Just to prove the coach made a good decision Christopher has gotten great hits every time he has been put in.
Benjamin and Emily are helping me hold things together. Benjamin’s ball season doesn’t start until later in the spring.
Alex and Andrew wake up every morning and ask if they have a practice today.
I am trying to decide what flowers to plant and if I should go ahead and get my ferns for the year. I am on day 66 of my walking streak. I bought new walking Bite Sandals.
The bradford pears are blooming. I suppose that means all is right with the world.
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Scrambled, fried or poached? Sounds like a wonderful life to me!
Comment by Laura D. (March 9, 2007 @ 11:31 am )
I hear ya about the paperwork! We just did passports for two young’ns a few months ago. Now it’s more college board stuff and applications for schools and jobs. Ack! Whoever said having little ones is difficult? (I think I may have said that at one point!) Having both really takes the cake! But it also keeps me on my toes (and knees)!
Which school in Georgia, Cindy? And I’m so happy Timothy and Natalia have a date set! Is this house the one you told me he was having trouble purchasing earlier? What a blessing that he’ll be living close to home.
Comment by Linda (March 9, 2007 @ 1:42 pm )
How do you like those sandals? My walking shoes always hurt my toes. Did the size you ordered work for you? Curious, Lori
Comment by Lori (March 10, 2007 @ 10:51 am )
I like them a lot because I hate wearing shoes. I bought them a size bigger than what I wear and I am finding that the key to comfort in walking is not a tight shoe but a loose shoe. I used to lace my shoes up tighter and tighter when walking and it ended up making my toes go numb. Loosing the laces has made my walk far more comfortable.
Comment by Cindy (March 10, 2007 @ 1:25 pm )
So glad to hear about the wedding date and the house - I happened to talk to MoB last week. I get all goosey thinking about how much fun it is to play “house” when you’re a newlywed. They may never want a fixer-upper again but oh the wonderful, funny memories one accumulates during those years become family legends!
Comment by Sandy (March 10, 2007 @ 1:42 pm )
Hey, Sandy,
I have been thinking about you lately but have just been too busy to call. One of these days….
Comment by Cindy (March 10, 2007 @ 3:46 pm )
You have just given me that final push I need to start exercising! Can you believe I had never thought about listening to audio books while I walked?! Monday morning will now find me hiking round the block with my cd player! Thank you, Thank you thank you.
Comment by mrs darling (March 10, 2007 @ 11:18 pm )