Hello family and friends
We have had a great beginning to 2009...but very busy! My computer was on the fritz so that is reason for no updates as of late. It also did not sync with my new camera so that solved that, no picture updates.
So a quick wordy update:
David: doing a lot of weddings from this next weekend through June, loving the SE campus of The Well, getting to know more guys though his morning life group and loving on his family.
Erin: back at Juice Plus and loving sharing with others how to live healthier lives and start thriving home businesses of their own, on the go with kid's activities, finishing up this year's Moms-N-More with The Well, enjoying the weather while gardening with the whole family, fixing things here and there at our home.
Cohl: Loving Kindergarten at Eaton, learning how to read, still loving dinosaurs but other combat type figures and toys are a close second (like Transformers, Star Wars, Super Heros...), and he started Karate in Feb.
Kirra: Still flutting and flitting where ever she goes. She dances at the fist sound of music, sings her heart out in the car, asks to put on makeup everyday, riding her bike, and doing cartwheels over and over and over and over...
Jenna: Oh Jenna...I think I say this every day. Man she is a doosey. (Is that a word?) She NEVER stops, before it was just her feet now it's her words and her mischief. Jenna also started gymnastics and asks if it's her class about everyday. She picks a leotard out every morning...every morning. David just added that she says, "My do it." About 100 times per day. I mentioned on the Christmas card that if you cross her she'll let ya' have it, that has not stopped either.
We love them and you!
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They are ready to go!
Andrew Young, David and Jay Johnson.
Joshua and Angela on our melting snowman after a long day.
Kirra and Jenna are going warm-up stretches.
Ciliming after her turn on the bars.
Whoa, whoa...steady. Jenna on the beam.
Reaching for those rings.
We have never had an automan so we bought one at the Neighborhood Thrift Store (non-profit of The Well) for $7 and recovered it. The fabric was 50% off so we did the whole thing for $37. We love it and it spices up our living room too!
Right before Christmas the SE campus of The Well sang carols at Raintree Convalescent Hospital. It was a great community building event for the church as well as a fun thing for the residents. These are the kids that came.
AFTER: We also brought in some rocks that were there when we bought the house.
This is a Chinese Pistash Tree. It already has new growth.
