momof2redheads

Here he is My Big Brother. He sent me this picture from where ever he is right now. I was very happy to hear from him. He looks good. I will be mailing him a box of goodies on wednesday. If you have anything you want me to put in the box let me know. I am sending him atleast one a month. I do have to ask him about the gloves though. I have no idea why he wears them. Noah thought this picture was cool. He was happy to see Uncle Teddy. I am going to print it out for him to put on his wall by his bed. Anyway just wanted to post a picture. I will keep y'all updated on how he is doing. Love you Teddy!

Here they are the God Sisters. Yup thats what they call themselves. I think it's really cute. Mark and Tina are Sarah's Godparents and we are Tori's so God sister's were born. Sarah had a great time on her trip. She definetly had an adventure though. On the way down the car broke down in North Carolina. They had to get a hotel room. She finally got there and went to see a movie. One of Tina's dogs got into Sarah's thyroid medicine and ate them. It was funny. I guess the dog thought she needed them more. They also went to Nashville for Tori to sing at a writer's showcase. If I haven't told you before Tori is an AWESOME singer. I really like to hear her sing. She has her own songs on myspace music. I will have to get that link and put it here. (So come back later and it will be here) I was happy to see Sarah when I picked her up on Friday night. She told me that I am not allowed to text her when she goes away anymore. I texted her too much. I laughed an

Can you believe we hav en't seen each other since 1995. We all haven't been together since then. I went down to Maryland this weekend to pick Sarah up from her trip to Georgia. I had seen Stephanie (the blond in front of me) the weekend before. We made arrangements for me to come down on Friday and stay with her. I knew Sylvia and Steve ( the ones next to me ) were going to be visiting family in MD the same week so thought it would be cool for us all to get together. I have to say I was excited to see them both. The last time I saw Sylvia was after Bekah was born. I talked to Stephanie and she knew where to find Lisa (the one next to Stephanie) and we invited her too. It was great to visit and catch up with each other. I felt like I was at a high school reunion! After dinner we went to Stephanie's house. (thanks Steph!) We laughed and joked until 2:30 in the morning. Lisa drove Sylvia home and didn't get home until 4 herself! It is neat to see that we all look the same

I have to say today, we did nothing. Well, mostly nothing. It felt nice. All we did was swim in the pool and splash around. Ryan even walked around without an inner tube. He was trying to catch his Dad and he went under the water. He came up laughing and smiling ear to ear. He played water basketball with me and Sarah. He is getting pretty good at it. He was in the pool most of the afternoon. Noah and Sarah had a good time splashing with Mom and Dad. Sometimes the simple do nothing days are the best. Sarah leaves tom for camp. She is very excited. She is almost packed and ready. She always has a good time at camp. They installed a zip line and rock climbing wall. She will be going back at the end of the month too. Say a pray that she has a good time again this year. I guess I will write tom after we take her. I will try to get a few pictures too.

Okay so today is the 4th of July and I was looking for a cool picture of a flag to put on my blog. I really didn't see on I liked. But I found this picture of the sky I took when we went to Maryland to visit Aunt Betty a few years ago. I think the sky may have looked like this on that morning Francis Scott Key wrote the National Anthem. Today is a great day for this country. I am very proud of the service men and women that have served our country. Willingly giving up a part of their lives for us. Sometimes giving up their lives for freedom. So Thank you one and all. Sometimes saying thank you just doesn't seem enough. Sometimes it is more than enough. So if you see someone in uniform just say thanks. You might just be surprised by the reaction of the service man/woman. I remember riding by the Armory a few years ago and their was a group of protesters on front of the armory. They were screaming at the men in uniform. I was angry and I could tell Mike was as well. He wanted to