I was a little bit down after our Board Meeting last night. It was a productive time, but I’m expected to do everything. I feel worn out. I was praying about it this morning around 3:00 AM. Got on Facebook and this was the first thing I read. It was like a direct message to me.

Looks like we’ve got this coming to the right place, finally!

OYB!

Never too much Ashley!

Love me some Everly.

I don’t do this much any more.

I had a scare this morning. Woke up around 6:30 AM and my weather station said it was 32! Kind of freaked me out as I don’t like to leave my carnivorous plants outside under freezing temperatures. It had a little bit of frost on the lid but otherwise everything seemed just fine. Amen.

Everly lost her little crystal this morning. She was really crying. I told her we’d go by Goodwill and see what we could find. We hit the jackpot with nearly a hundred of them for .99. I had her separate the little stones from the pink crystals.

Then I counted out rows of tens. Her age. Penelope’s age. Some of her friend’s ages. Of course all the big stack is Pop Pop with 63. She counted all that we had, me helping her complete the number patterns. Turned out we had 95 pink ones.

I’m having some issues with ordering on my Walmart app.

I just restarted the app and got it to work. Amen.

Deposited checks. What a blessing!

I find it amazing how many views I have.

Penelope’s art from Spanish class. Zanahoria is carrot. Tomate, broccoli are self-explanatory. Pepino is pepper.

Everly and I were inside the house when we heard this big commotion. A gigantic excavator was demolishing the building across the street from the apartment complex. It used to be a carpet place.

Went to Taco Veloz. So good.

My sweet girl.

The demo continued for a few hours.

We got our sunglasses on.

Everly had a wiggly tooth. I told her to leave it alone. She’s only four.

Mas.

I helped the kids with math questions and English stuff.

Penelope is such a fun artist.

Harry!

Cool con trail. This photo doesn’t show exactly how it looked. In reality, there were two very thin parallel lines.

Beauty!

Another thing on my plate. I’ll be working on this soon.

How many raccoons do you see? There are four in the picture.