Baylen got to bring Froggy Home
He was very Sa-sited!

On the way home from school....what an adventure we will have!

Headed outside to play...yes in shorts, a polo shirt and rain boots....

Coloring in the playhouse

What a sweet smile

 Playing a little keyboard

So I had to do it...briefly McRae was a little girl (notice the purple clip in his hair aka tree)

I turned my back and McRae climbed up on the art table...

what in the world....He has a look of mischief

Or maybe yeah look at me

you know I am cute 

what'cha gonna do about it

Cause if you tell me know

You know what will happen...

 Posing Froggy at body plex

Getting some muscles

 Baylen was staring to really get into this.....

 Froggy had lunch with Sam and Bo at Barrow...love Baylens wink..that is his signature go to pose in front of the camera....note froggy has the visitor sticker on....

at the homecoming parade...in slippers and part robin costume...very neat evening just me mcrae and bay...and froggy

 having hot cocoa with Froggy....who else?

Shopping at Trader Joes looking for the hidden lobster

 At memorial part feeding the duckies bread....trying to avoid the ones with red heads because baylen is very afraid...he may walk on water if he has to....

Samantha enjoyed lunch today with Pop Pop during the special Veterans day Luncheon

Here she is interviewing him....

It was a special day....lots of smiles and proud moments...

feeling blessed and honored to live in this country....

Proverbs Ministry Devotion today.....

I have been full of busyness, My heart had been burdened at times. I'd fallen into a pattern of focusing on my problems and to-do list instead of taking time to give thanks to God for His goodness in my life.

I intended to make Jesus the center of my attention, but didn't keep that commitment.

The writer of Hebrews wanted Christians to stop putting themselves, other people, or material items, at the center of their attention, and instead draw their gaze back to Jesus.

we can quickly get distracted, become busy, and inadvertently make our obligations and celebrations the focus of our attention. We gradually become self-centered instead of Jesus-centered.

It's one thing to believe in Jesus. It's another to make Him the center of our lives. When we make that important choice and remember to focus on Him and be thankful in all things, our hearts and lives stay in balance.

This Thanksgiving (and every day), let's praise God and commit to making Him our focal point. When we choose to make Jesus the emphasis of our holidays and our lives, we are blessed with the most beautiful centerpiece of all.

Colossians 3:15,

 "And let the peace that comes from Christ rule in your hearts.

 For as members of one body you are called to live in peace.

 And always be thankful." 

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