Books I’m reading: Living Large: From SUVs to Double Ds – Why Going Bigger Isn’t Going Better, by Sarah Z. Wexler (funny. sad. hard to believe. totally believable in an “aren’t we crazy in this country!?” kind of way. Actually already finished but it’s still on my nightstand.) American Band:
I mean, seriously…. SNOW!? The first weekend in November!? Who wouldn’t love that? Okay, I’ll admit: Susannah is clueless. She will yell “SNOW!” with us… and she did enjoy the waving “noman” she saw at a store last week… but she has no real memory of snow. And Chris, it
Today we discovered that we have three stuffed frogs. They were in different spots around the house – one is a new gift from Mimi & Aunt Andrea; one has been in Jonas’ toy box for a long time; and one was in my box of “baby stuff” so it
I think with a little boy, you just have to expect the unexpected. You really never know what they are thinking. Tonight, our bedtime talk centered loosely around babies. First there was this idea that Jonas and Susannah were “baby friends” when they “knew each other in my belly” before
I’m walking through my mom’s living room with the baby strapped to my back. Susannah: Mommy, get down? Me: No, not yet. Mommy’s going to check email first. Susannah: Me-milk? [her word for yogurt] Me: No, not me-milk. EEEEEE-mail. Susannah: Oatmeal? Me: No, baby. EEEEEE-MAIL. Susannah: Oh! Emu! Quack, quack.
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?”
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!
