Waiting for my Honey . . .
This post today comes to you because I am waiting for my Honey to come home and am too tired to tackle the mess in the kitchen . . .
Today we shelled the first of our peas . . . I think this pic is after I called them in . . . I stepped outside to find the children shelling peas in the doghouse of all places!!!
I know this is kinda late, but Japheth turned eight the first of this month . . . Strawberry pie . . .
And for those of you who don’t live around here, we’ve been driving this big white thing . . . Actually I love it! . . . Lots of space!!!
July 20th, 2009 at 7:33 pm
Nice van! We just gave up on ours. The oldest rear-ended someone and it ended up being totaled. We settled for a grand minivan. It is nice, but i miss the thought of the big white one. It was my “pick up truck”, enjoy yours with your growing family! Time flies and they grow up and now things are different for us.
We had a lot of strawberries in the garden inspite of the rain. I was pulling weeds today and noticed all the peas hanging on! maybe later this week. We had rain so many days in June that the garden shows it. corn and pea plants are small and spaced out.
Hang in there and I will be praying for some energy and strength for you!
Your Maine cousin
July 25th, 2009 at 3:45 pm
Haven’t checked in with you in awhile… enjoyed seeing all the pictures… laughed at the clothesline picture, you just have to love ‘em! The pea shellers are adorable… and the van… yep, we have one that I am loving too.. problem is, it’s still a seven passenger even though it looks bigger, but we are planning to put a bench seat in place of two captain seats so we will all fit again (thankfully church is just around the corner and we just don’t go too far otherwise so we’ve gotten by these last few weeks). Rejoicing with you that He is the Lily in in your valley and may you continue to have restful interludes during this weary-ing time. God bless your day!