We're Here
You know the time of day when your bare feet and fingers are free from restriction and adornment, and subdued time reigns? You can breath a little deeper, you are used to the noises, and which seats have the best lighting and the best views of what's going on. We are here. It has taken over a month physically and mentally, emotionally and logistically to get here and call it "settled in." We were welcomed with open arms to our potentially new church, and I have already met with about 5 moms for play dates and park expeditions at the local "Castle Park," as Naomi aptly named it. We even had people over for dinners and desserts, which is never perfect with lots of little ones, but always entertaining. I think the record so far was 7 kids and 5 adults over for David's 2nd birthday. After a birthday morning of me feeling heart-wrenched that no one was here to celebrate with us, we had a house full by evening. God supplies with more than we need, even w