to Him Who is able

"I have a life outside (the blog world) you know." I just (kinda) quoted Monsters University, and if you have 6 brothers who quote it endlessly, (like I do) then you would know that. Our life can get crazy hectic, as can everyone's. School, cross country, the play, work, falconry, school, housework...School. you know. I come to you this evening, as my brothers sit sprawled everywhere watching Lego Starwars, and bring you a "real life" post. A collaboration of photos both from my phone and camera....some blurry, some crisp... all priceless and to be forever treasured. And I do this, trusting that you will be gracious and understanding as you will for sure see messy faces, dirty backgrounds and crazy hair. I am not the type of person to hide dirtiness. And let be honest, messy faces and crazy hair is the best, right? Legos. These colorful, small, hurts-worse-than-most-anything-if-you-step-on-them blocks bring hours and hours of entertainme...

Tennessee weather....seriously. Us Southerners must be a sight for all those Northerners...entire cities basically shut down because of a few inches of snow, and then the very next week the parks are full of Chaco-wearing, little-dog -owning people  because it feels like a warm August day.  Oh, and there's talk of snow again on Wednesday. Just an FYI. Anyway, yesterday the summer weather was calling to me so Hannah and I decided to take the three youngest out for the afternoon. First thing on the list: roll the windows down, turn the radio up too loud and enjoy the wind blowing your hair every which way. Baby girl loved having the windows down. She opened her mouth, held her hands up, and sang along with the radio from the top of her little lungs. The boys loved it too...Creed'O was sure to tell me not to put my hand out too far because a car might rip it off...at the end of the day we all had our hands...and nothing flew out the window, so alr...