Or maybe a puppy chasing her tail. I don’t know – but I feel like I will never catch up! If it’s not one thing, it’s another. I’ve been WAY behind on my scrapbooking, so the last few days I’ve done everything in my (minimal) power to orchestrate both kids
Not that we’ll be selling our house anytime soon, but we’ve been wanting to freshen up the front yard for a long time. The previous owners had planted these climbing, bushy plants which we hated; and there was a cypress of some sort that made me CRAZY (it’s spiky and
I’m starting to feel like we actually belong here. It’s a nice feeling! This week, I’ve had something to do nearly every single day. Sunday we went to Erlanger United Methodist Church again – well, Jonas & I did, as Chris was working. A very nice lady in my Sunday
Last night we completed the project! First we had to attach the L-brackets to the shelves. I have to say that this was the hardest part of the project, and if I had to do it again I would attach these prior to putting the shelves together. Each L-bracket needs
Apparently, graduating from college didn’t do it. Getting married didn’t do it. Surviving cancer didn’t do it. Having a baby didn’t do it. Becoming a doctor didn’t do it. But mowing his own lawn on a Sunday afternoon did it. Chris finally feels like a “real grown up.”
Okay, so the next phase of installing the shelves is done. It was a quick and easy step, which we somehow managed to string out over the whole weekend. Basically, we finished filling & sanding the screwholes and the rough spots on the boards. Then we painted the shelves inside
MICHELLE NEBEL
I write about faith and theology, family and organizational tips. Always a planner at heart, I’m also a Bible study teacher and community volunteer. This is where I share a glimpse of my life, and I hope you’ll find the thoughts here encouraging!
