I’m up earlier than usual… but I feel pretty good. I got five solid hours of sleep last night! Susannah is seriously bookin’ with the nightweaning. {Insert happy dance here.} Another night of staying up late in order to have dinner with Chris = another night going to bed late.
While we were watching the news after dinner this evening, the local sportsdude started talking about opening day for UGA football. Jonas recognized the logo behind his head and pointed it out. “That’s Georgia! I’m a Bulldog!” “Really? You’re going to go to the University of Georgia for your college?”
Hey, guess what!? It’s my sweet husband’s 31st birthday! Lucky me, he didn’t mind missing us for a few days… Lucky him, he gets to celebrate with some of the guys from work tonight AND again with us when we get home! 🙂 Mom and Dad left for Savannah around
We made it here. Our GPS brought us by a new route since I requested the “fastest trip” setting, so we took 1-75 to Knoxville and then 640 and I-40 East toward the Carolinas, and then south on some road that hugged the sides of the mountains (bonus: two genuine
This is a whirlwind day. I’ve got lists upon lists – to-do, to-buy, to-clean, to-pack… It’s tiring just thinking about it. Everything is underway, so I’m hoping to be finished and get to bed early tonight. The alarm goes off super-early tomorrow! I’m planning to leave around 4:00 a.m., and
At the end of quiet time today, Jonas’ backpack was bulging. I nudged it and it seemed to weigh twenty pounds! So, of course, it begged the question: what’s in your backpack? “I packed my stuff for Grandmama’s house!” “What did you pack?” “Everything I need.” When I opened it
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!
