He is risen from the grave and he is Lord! Or as my son goes 
around singing, GOD's NOT DEAD he's surely alive! 
A few highlights from our 2014 Easter... 
On a whim this year I decided to offer Easter mini sessions.
 After a few were booked, Jon and I talked about how we would just put the money aside, let it add up and then take whatever we ended up with to the store and buy stuff for our local Samaritan house. 
I am not even kidding that the following day I sat down at the computer to check emails
and there were a page of messages asking to book a session. 
Session after session is what I have done for over a month now, and they just 
keep coming. And we did as we said we would do. We took the cash and 
made a trip to Sam's Club and Wal-mart and loaded up on items 
we knew they could use. 
Upon delivering we met Katie, the girl that is over the pantry side of 
the Samaritan House and she was thrilled that we had included 
men's deodorant. She said it's an item that they barely get in.  
So we are now stock piling men's deodorant and will make 
another trip later this week. We are currently at 42 sticks! 
In our area the Samaritan house is about 5 minutes from the Sam's Club in 
Bentonville. I challenge and or encourage, whatever word triggers 
you to take action :) - The next time you go for your weekly stock up trip to 
Sam's Club, grab a few extra items and run it down to the Samaritan Center. It's a right and then a left down the road. 
This one speaks to me pretty clearly: 
Romans 12:2 NLT
"Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect."
"Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect."
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The Foundation's Easter Egg Hunt was our main egg hunt this year due
to our schedule on Easter day of taking Jax home. 
Bayleigh is cracking me up over on the left with her pout. She 
was unhappy with her egg count. These kids are a hoot.  
Patience and Halle are Kellen's buddies. I think the three  
of them stir up a ruckus in their mission friends class together. 
:) 
This corker has said some of the funniest things lately and I could kick myself square in the 
teeth for not writing it all down. 
We have some hilarious talks about working and earning money and how one day he'll marry the girl God has planned for him and they will live together. He just can not comprehend that Jon and I will not be in this house with them. ha 
'When i get married to that wife I'm just gonna get in the car and drive to your house and she'll say where are you goin?!'  -- KPD.   I just love these talks with my son
We made it through terrible twos, rotten three's with noooo issues and now
that four has hit we are just now seeing some fits and some 
testing the waters on discipline. I don't care for it one bit! 
ha 
Just when I think he is rotten to the core he will say something completely 
adorable and remind me why he is my world. What will I ever do when 
he no longer pronounces it ' ring around the rosie, pocka pulla posey' 
or he calls the tub 'slippy' instead of slippery, 
or says ' I think that's daddy's truck 'ahind' us' = behind 
Oh sigh sigh sigh. 
the power of the praying parent is tops on my list to read next! 










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