Can not believe it has been a month since I have posted. So many things have been jammed packed in this month you would think I would be blogging my heart out. Funny that even though this is the case I have not felt like I have had much to say.
Swimming started August 8th and we are in full swing now. We do not have a very big team only two freshman but it is really a great group of girls. Today is actually our first meet against Centennial so that is pretty exciting. I am excited to see how the girl's will swim today.
My sister Meg both moved back to school a week and a half ago and Erica and Zak moved back to Wisconsin on Saturday. We had a really great summer together and I am constantly oping and praying one day we will all live in the same town. Right now that does not really look like it will happen but you never know.
My grandma Mary has not been doing so well. She was put on Hospice last Thursday. We went and saw her Thursday night and right before we were leaving she woke up for the first time in 24 hours and was able to kiss us all and tell us she loved us. That was a huge blessing and something I will always cherish. Since Thursday she has not woken up and we are just praying everyday that she will go to heaven soon and be reunited with her mom, dad, brother and husband.
Luke and I are good we have been enjoying this summer and we are looking forward to a lot of three day trips for weddings. Between adult small groups, high school small groups, worship team, swimming and work we will be really busy this fall but it is a good busy. We finally made the decision to bite the bullet and purchase a Toyota Highlander. I absolutely love it. I was so worried it would feel like riding around in a truck but it is not like that at all.
We are still in pursuit of the baby train. I try to stay positive but it is so hard. Denial has really been my friend regarding that issue lately because if not I just cry.
Goal for September: Blog twice a week once about a project and once for Thursday Latelies.
Thoughts, Talks & Projects from the house that Sherman built.
