For love of the kids....

Last month the CP board hosted the end of something called The FLIP. (Family Life In Action)
They sign up for a few months and they get points for different methods of witnessing, therefore encouraging them to go out witnessing with their parents more and more. So at the end when all was said and done, they came to our home for a few days of fun.
Here are a few pictures of what happened.

Word class in the morning

All the attendees and a few adults

Water park fun...

Cute kids...
Celebration cake, compliments of.......well, me!

Diploma's and prizes...

In the end I guess it's all for love of the kids. God bless the CP board for organizing everything and for all the hard work that went into it. And for the kids being faithful to witness.

Another meaning to "Hot tub..."

I love chicken Joe and want to share the love with you...

Mottos For Sex

I would like share with you what happens when someone puts me on a project and I get inspired. I didn't know what the content of this site was originally supposed to be, I just do the layout. So I got "creative" and came up with something to fill in the spaces...
(You have to click on the photo to get it big enough to read. I guarantee laughter)

839,502 stitches... (give or take a few hundred)

This is the first dress that I have ever sewn totally by hand, every single stitch. Usually I have a machine, but I couldn't come by one in this country for reasons unknown.
Feel free to bask in my talent. Yes I am feeling quite proud of myself at this moment. So excuse the ummm, well ego, just for this one post...

Grabber and pads...

It speaks for itself. I thought these were cool photos.
Such a relaxed position of the pads...

Check out the bling!

The Aqueduct - Segovia, Spain

Here I am yet on another trip to Segovia, famous for the Aqueduct that the Romans built. It is quite astonishing. I was there for a weekend doing.........well thats not good to know, but I was there and thats the important part.

Now enjoy my beautiful photography skills...


No cement used in the construction of this thing, pretty cool eh?


If you look really closely in this picture in the right bottom corner, you'll see a little spec of a person. That person would be me...