We have little money, but a huge house, and no gas, electric, or even cable bills. No backyard, but a whole campground to run around in. We can't eat out much, but we get (good) camp food every weekend. This is the result of following the Lord's will for our lives- he brought us to a place of dependence, and all of our needs and wants are more than met.
Praise the Lord!
Not only do we have a camp to play in, but a wonderful play yard that Bowden calls the "play area." We go on walks nearly every day and Bowden plays on the swings. With the recent rains, that fall so seldomly, the grounds are fresher, a little greener, and spring, spring , spring is here!
I realized while pushing Lucy in the baby swing that the view from the playground out over the gully is better than many people see on an average day.
Bowden was a "builder" in his goggles, and then he was me, and the "glasses" helped him to see better. Lucy was jolly, and has been since she began to crawl. And fat babies should be jolly.
We are Thank Full.
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Fellow parents probably think you're taking playground safety to a new level with the goggles...
safety goggles maybe, but notice there are no shoes on either kid, so it evens out.
They are beauties, you know that? And that playground is making my daughters salivate.
Amen to God's overwhelming provision for His people!
I love you Sarah.
I also love you, Sarah! We are so thankful you agreed to become a Tate.
Being able to read your blog, see pictures of your adorable children, and learning about your life since Houghton days brings back wonderful memories of you. I miss you ~ praise God for all that He is doing in your life!
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