This year I wasn't able to make the trip to Texas for Christmas so I decided to let the kids go without me. It was a very sad time for me, but the kids had a wonderful time visiting all of our family! My sister came to visit the weekend before Christmas and the kids rode home with her. I sent them with very specific instructions to call everyday, and was very thankful when I actually got a phone call every three days or so =) Kids will be kids! They were so busy with all of their grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and too many family friends to count to even think about calling Mom. Unfortunately~~ since I wasn't there, the only pictures I have of their time home are limited to the few I will snag from my friends facebook page. lol. I was able to get away for New Years weekend and so I made the voyage by train to pick up my angels. Sometimes when I'm away from home for a long period of time I forget how much fun we all have when we're together. Even though I wasn't able to visit all of my family while I was there we had a good time. If it weren't for their very first train ride home, I probably wouldn't have been able to convince my children to come with me! Now, we are back to the grind and actually very thankful to get back to the organized chaos of our busy life. I am attacking this new year with a new attitude and I am positioned for BIG changes!! I have never been so anxious to begin a new chapter in my life. So far it is starting out wonderfully and I am so eager to see what God has in store for our little family this year!
I just got back from an amazing trip with my good friend Jenny~ First to Alabama then to New Orleans. I am so grateful that we had the opportunity to stop at my brother's house on the way to visit for a couple of hours (wish my niece Maddie would have been there). My brother & sister-in-law were as funny as ever. I don't get to see them very often at all so the time was much needed! My niece~ the wonderful Tails~ was being her normal silly, loveable self & Maddie was missing in action. Man, I miss those girls! Now on to New Orleans~~ Bourbon Street was the typical "strip" that you can locate in every town. Bourbon street was a smaller scale Vegas and a bigger 6th street from my childhood. The smell was unique, and the art galleries that smelled like horse stalls was an unexpected twist to my walk in the French Quarter. I know it seems like this is going to be filled but nothing but negatives, but it's not. The buildings were ab...
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