Where are you when I need you?

It's amazing how much time can go by. This blog was supposed to serve a good purpose of keeping family and friends updated on what's going on. I think I have found face-to-face time worth more of my TIME than  sitting in front of the computer. However, time tends to go by and face-to-face can certainly lessen. So, after coming across a few fun posts I thought I would give this the ole college try once again. I love my family. I love and value the life God has given me. I think of how fast time is slipping by. If you had the fun of looking at our All About Baby website, pictures of the boys are there and I think Lily too when she was really little. One of Chloe may be on there as well but there are lots of pictures of the boys from a very young age saved there. I love that site. Here is a link if you want to go down memory lane a bit:

http://brackettboys.aboutmybaby.com/

I'm tempted just to use that site but they keep wanting to make it a pay-for site and free is so much nicer when you have four kids, one income, and one in braces... and two in baseball, and two in ballet, and sliding glass doors that break suddenly, and flu takes over the household and tamiflu is not cheap even with insurance... am I whining?

How can I complain at all with such sweet cherubs, some hairy even, living in this house? :) Chloe (3) relaxing with Hans. She loves to hug this dog. She climbs all over him and around him and under him. He is so patient and tolerant of it. Doesn't seem to mind it a bit.  He's so old I wonder if he thinks of her like a puppy. We sure are lucky to have him to love on. Kids need pets- but don't quote me on that down the road.

Here is Lily running around Lake Baldwin. A stranger caught this picture and walked over and sent it to me. A sweet lady with a knack for using her iPhone camera! I was grateful to get it and would love to have it put on canvas or note cards or something. This was such a beautiful Florida day- full sunshine, warm outside and cool in the shade. Two of my arrows, enjoying the simple things. Life is composed of moments like these.