Wise Words

"Diverse children have their different natures: some are like flesh which nothing but salt will keep from putrefaction (to corrupt, rot), some again like tender fruits that are best preserved with sugar. Those parents are wise that can fit their nurture to their nature."

Taken from the book

Beyond Stateliest Marble: The Passionate Femininity of Anne Bradstreet

by Douglas Wilson

Excellent book to read, Anne Bradstreet glorified God as a wife and mother.

Amber is starting to crawl

Amber Brooke

A Few Sights Around the Yard Today

Mason

Apples

Tomatoes

T-Bone

Sierra

Daddy working

Breakfast for Dinner

We had omlettes for dinner a few days ago. I think they tasted better in the evening than in the morning. This may be because I am not fully awake to make a full breakfast. Our omlettes were made with ham, mushrooms, onion, green bell pepper, and cheese. They were delicious! We had breakfast for dinner to use up the eggs. Now that we have chickens we have fresh eggs daily. We collect between 8 to 12 eggs a day.

Rogue Shadow

This is Mason's latest Lego project.
He has established quite a collection of ships.
Passengers upon the Rogue Shadow.

Comments are Up

The comments link has been established, thanks to the help from our friend Diana in Arizona. She walked me through a a few procedures via telephone. So now on to the downloading of pictures.

Little Laurlita Lynn holding her doll.

Stick ball

Emily and Heather just started hitting balls with sticks. Emily looks like she knows what she is doing with this Golf swing.

Pictures

Random pictures of the Family.