Monday, October 6, 2008

Busy Week for Us

Well, I began my new job this week and I am now very tired as I am still working my current job as well. I think I am really going to love it though. I will be a parent liaison helping other parents of children with special needs. They call into our office and then we refer them to resources, tell them about what's available to help them, and send them literature when needed. We are also there as someone who has walked in their shoes. I am nervous about taking my first calls but know it will all get easier in time.
The kids are doing great. Mike does school with them one day each week. This week he lucked out, he gets to go on a field trip to a dairy farm with them on Friday. I am sad I don't get to go. :(
Let's hope it's better than Katherine's last cow experience. At Connor Prairie, there was a fake cow with udders you could "milk" water out of. She got under it when I wasn't paying attention and was trying to drink from the udders. Let's hope she doesn't try that with a real cow!
Overall we are getting used to the new schedule but I think it is going to take some time. Pray for us! 

Monday, September 29, 2008

Welcome!





Well, life is busy as usual around here. We began school in August and are using a curriculum this year that is keeping mommy sane. The kids are in several activities. Jakob and Audrey are in a weekly home school group with extra enrichment opportunities. We have done a three week horse club, show and tells, a field trip to the apple orchard, and that was just the first month. I didn't get a picture of Jakob on Dolly, but this was his favorite horse. They all rode, as well as on a cart pulled by a pony.
Audrey has joined American Heritage Girls which is similar to girl scouts but is Christian based. She is pretty shy there and we are working on making friends. Jakob will begin wheelchair basketball in October. We are excited to see how he will do in this sport as it is more competitive than his tennis experience. Katherine is mostly along for the ride at his point, but joins in as much as possible.
Mike and I are still busy with church life. The men's group he is leading meets at Gander Mountain, what more could a guy ask for? Our ladies group starts tomorrow night. Pray that both of these ministries deepen relationships for our church. 
Overall we are enjoying life but missing our friends and family far away. We hope our new blog helps close the gap of distance a bit for us all!

Sunday, September 28, 2008

 Ok, here I am on the wagon see.