Looking Back- Youth Night Ar Parsonage

When we lived in Richland Center, we had youth night at the parsonage.  We enjoyed it.  Had snacks, games and closed with a devotional.  We lived there for ten years. In those years we saw kids born, grow become teen agers, date . We saw them engaged, married and have children. Where does time go? We we moved there, It seemed like we didn't have any history. Everyone knew each other all thier life. I just wished to have history.  When we left, it seemed like we had lived there most of our lifes. We had in a way, a fifth of it.

When we left, we took friends, testimonies and life stories with us. Never to be forgotten but always in our heart.  Here is a few pictures of some special young people.

Guest Blogger: Sierra and Her Best Friend

Tuesday Tidings: My Best Friend........

                                                    

On Tuesdays you will find guest blogs by my daughters and many other people. 

This post is by Sis about her best friend...

I feel so blessed to have children that truly love each other and want to be 

with each other!

Enjoy!!

    This is my best friend and I:

       Her name is Shelby, we have been best friends since birth. We have been though thick and thin, bad times and good. We both have our moments.....

But no matter what we stick together and let God lead our lives.

One time we were getting ready to have church in Medford, I was wandering, and stopped to hang out with Dad who was talking to another man saying:

"Ya, it's nice how if Sierra and Shelby get in a fight, they always say sorry afterward."

I think I was blushing! I was so happy that Dad was proud of me.
 Also that Shelby and I are getting along, because I love her. 
Shelby always has my back. If I tell her something I think is unfair, she agrees with me and says: 

"NO WAY!"

Almost every time, it always comforts me and makes me feel better about the problem. If I'm not sure what to do about something, I talk to her first...even before Mom some times. If I get in a fight, she's always the peace maker. Maybe at the time I don't agree, after I cool down, I see that she was right. What I'm trying to say is:

 I Love You Shelby!!!

http://itsprettycrazyinhere.blogspot.com/2017/03/tuesday-tidings-my-best-friend.html

    

                                                  

Kindergarten Day : Do You Remember Yours

Kindergarten Day

Date When Celebrated : Always April 21

It's Kindergarten Day. The first day at Kindergarten is a memorable, exciting, nervous, and anxious time for mother and child. Most children and mothers will never forget the first day at Kindergarten. Hopefully, it was a good experience for all!

Kindergarten Day is celebrated in honor of Friedrich Froebel. He was born on this day in 1782. In 1837, he started the first Kindergarten in Germany. It became popular quickly. Kindergartens were originally a 1/2 day to get children acclimated into learning, social interaction, and school, in a fun, yet educational manner. Kindergarten has evolved in most areas into a full time program. This is partly the result of increasing pressures on education, and partly due to the increase in working mothers in America.

Celebrate today with a trip down memory lane. Pull out the old pictures of you and/or your child's first day at Kindergarten.

http://www.holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/April/kindergartenday.htm

Thankful Thursday: Easter Fun

We had a a blessed Easter this year.  It started