Thursday, November 19, 2009

What in the World are You Up To?

I am sure everyone has noticed my lack of blogging! I really have not had much to say or taken many pictures! We are indeed busy around here doing a little bit of this and a little bit of that! But we are still here!

We do have a teenager in our home now but she will be going home soon. We are so thankful God allowed us to "parent" her for the short time we did. It was definitely eye-opening and I learned quite a lot! It is one thing to teach that age as I did for four years, but yet a whole other world to parent them! Please continue to pray for her and her family as they work on their issues, pray they would realize their need for God and that we could somehow be the Light of God for them!

The boys are doing the usual, playing, playing, and playing some more! I am not sure what exactly fills our days, but they are full! We have been able to go see family recently because of training we need from DHS. So we have been in Guymon the last several weekends in class so the boys have been with their cousins! It has been great!

Here is what you really want to see right...pictures of my crazy children :)

This one needs tons of explanation. Carter had an injury several days before so we had doctored it lots of times. He now knows where the bandaids are! So while I was cleaning downstairs I thought he was watching a cartoon...this is what he was really doing!
That's eleven (11) bandaids for those that don't want to count!

Then a couple of days ago, the boys were again doing something I was not aware of...playing in my room. They found Caden's old glasses and thought it was so funny for Carter to wear them! He only did this for a bit, it hurt his eyes he said! But I think they both look pretty cute!

3 comments:

Devin said...

The band aid thing is hilarious...and, um, THAT'S never happened at our house. I always know exactly where my boys are and what they are doing.

Ahem.

Dawn Castor said...

Yep, pretty cute!

Kathy said...

So funny. That little man is a future doctor!