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While all the kiddos are getting ready to go Back to School, I thought what better time for me to get  Back to Blogging! Oh how I have missed the blogging, but honestly this summer has been the busiest I can ever remember. I just haven’t had very much computer time!

So, I thought I would do a little blog with photos to let you know what we have been up to this summer.


This is me and my hubby at a friends’ wedding. What a beautiful wedding, I had never been to a wedding in a castle before and it was lovely!


Me and the kids at Mammoth Cave National Park. We spent our vacation in Kentucky this year, what a peaceful area.


We traveled through Amish areas while we were in Kentucky, and oh how I LOVE their simple outlook on life. I know what you’re thinking, but I don’t care, I honestly think I could live without the conveniences of the modern world if I could look out my front door every morning at this.





Anyway, that is a very short snap shot of the beauty our summer has held. We have also cried many tears this summer, some our own, others with friends and loved ones. We have drawn closer to the Lord as we have seen his providing hand and his faithfulness to us so undeserved.


School starts for us on Tuesday and in September I am scheduled for surgery. So, as I am confined I will be sure to write more often and share Our Little Journey in Faith.

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