I haven't written a blog in quite some time. I have been extremely busy! The kids and I have been going to the pool just about every other day. Today, we went to see a movie with Miriam and Caleb. Abby enjoyed the movie. Jack would not sit still. This was his first and last movie until he is older. I probably climbed up and down the stairs at least 5o times. I'm not exaggerating.
Then, we decided to go visit with my parents and grandfather. We are going to stay for dinner. Jeff has an intense bible study with Todd Bates tonight at 7:00. The kids and I are going home to relax. We are planning on meeting several Journey women and children at Pump It Up tomorrow at 10.
Then, we are going to Pine Creek to check it out. The kids and I are in a wedding on July 12th. My friend, Christy, is wanting suggestions on how to set up the reception for her wedding. I'm not exactly the best person on this but Miriam is going as well. We call Miriam, "Martha Stewart." She is very talented!
I hope, you are all doing well. I will talk to you soon.
Kristi
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Busy Week!
Monday began with an interview for me at Walter Hill in Rutherford County. I interviewed for a Pre-K Special Education teacher position. The interview went extremely well. I'm not sure if I want to take on the challenge of teaching Pre-K students. After the interview, I rushed back to Lebanon to pick up Jack at my sister's house. Then, Jack and I were ready for a much needed nap. On Tuesday morning, Abby went to summer camp while Miriam kept Jack so I could go see Dr. Knapp at Centennial Medical Center. I received great news from Dr. Knapp. He is not convinced that I have Rheumatory Arthritis. He is leaning more towards Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or Fibromyalgia. I am so relieved to find out the RA is not in my future. After seeing Dr. Knapp, I did a little shopping before picking up Jack. Later that evening, we hosted an intervention with a few friends from church to try to help another friend that is battling a pill addiction. Jeff lead the group. He actually said his first prayer aloud for the group. We spent about 2 hours talking. It seemed to help our friend. On Wednesday, Jack & I spent the day hanging out here. It was so nice! Abby was at summer camp. We met Abby at summer camp to take a dip in the pool for about 2 hours. Wednesday evening, I had my women's group. We are starting a new video series. It was very interesting and I'm looking forward to our next meeting. Abby was spending the night with Miriam b/c we had to be at UMC by 7:00 AM for Jack's surgery. We were at UMC until around noon. Jack's surgery went extremely well until he decided to stop drinking anything for about 24 hours. Dr. Tate had warned us that he was more than likely going into the hospital for 1-2 days to prevent him from becoming dehydrated. When Dr. Tate called to check on Jack. He had just started eating and drinking. Praise God! On Friday, I had another interview at Lascassas School in Rutherford County. I have to say that I rocked the interview. The position is for a 7th/8th grade Resource Teacher. The school is only a year old. It was awesome! The classroom was very technology friendly. I should know within a week if they are going to offer the position to me. Jeff and I are going to have to sit down and discuss if it's even going to be worth the drive. It's 30 miles from our home. Friday evening, Jack and Abby joined some of our best friends at the movies to watch KungFu Panda. They loved it! Jack and I visited with my sister. Today, Jack & I went to Sports Village to swim while Jeff went fishing. Tonight, my mom and I had a shopping night. We went to dinner. Then, we hit the mall. My family and I are leaving to go to Panama City Beach on June 28-July 5. My family and I go on a vacation every summer together. We are so excited to get a much needed break from our hectic schedule. Jeff will not be going on the trip. He has to work. So, you may want to check on him while we are away. I'm sure that I will come home to a house in the same condition as I left it. I think, I've summed up our week. I will see you tomorrow at The Journey.
Take care,
Kristi
Take care,
Kristi
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Wow!
Today has been incredible! First off, my best friend Miriam was baptized at church. She kept it from me. At first, I was a little upset about it but realized how special it made it by not knowing. I am so proud of Miriam. I had been trying to get her to come to church for about 6 months. Finally, she decided to come to church with Jeff & I. Many of you do not know how Miriam has struggled all of her life. Now, she is so successful. She has her Masters degree in Education. As a single mom, she is raising her son, working full-time as an AP Biology Teacher at MJHS, and is constantly helping others. In my book, she is an incredible mom, sister, friend, and teacher. I love her. Miriam and I have been friends since the 2nd grade. After high school, we lost touch. About 4 years ago, we started hanging out again. We have been inseparable ever since. Abby, Jack, and Caleb are very close as well. We kid around saying that one day we wouldn't be surprised if Abby & Caleb ended up together. It's funny!!! They have a love/hate relationship. When I had an emergency C-section with Jack, Miriam was sitting in the waiting room for hours. She had no idea what was going on with my delivery but had a feeling that she needed to be there for me. I am truly blessed with the people that God has put in my life.
I want to praise God for what he has done for Miriam and my family. Just when I think that it cannot get any better, God blesses me in so many ways. I want to also say thank you to Eric, Lead Pastor at The Journey. He is always there when you need him. He is a wonderful person that I have so much respect and admiration for.
I love you all,
Kristi
I want to praise God for what he has done for Miriam and my family. Just when I think that it cannot get any better, God blesses me in so many ways. I want to also say thank you to Eric, Lead Pastor at The Journey. He is always there when you need him. He is a wonderful person that I have so much respect and admiration for.
I love you all,
Kristi
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