The Baily Buzz

Sunday, March 2, 2008

This week, Isaiah was our photographer. Here's a little snapshot of our week. Hannah had a little fall and hurt her face. She looks much better now. We"ll try to get another picture of her for the next blog. I also thought you might enjoy seeing what it's really like to feed two babies.

Can you guess who these houligans are in disguise?

Inspired by my creative and wonderful sister-in-law, Kaylene, here's a little video of the babies playing together. They are always this cute, they never cry, and I'm lying big right now. Anyway, enjoy!

1 comment:

mamav said...: Jennifer, this is Mrs.Fellows. I enjoyed the pics of the kids. Maryellen bolock shared them with me. I have twin grandsons 2years and 7months. Lots of work and lots of fun. Looks like you have your hands full. Mrs.Fellows; March 8, 2008 at 10:01 AM

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This Day

10/14/10
O.K. Time to update. Three months ago I left my thoughts and haven't written since. It's hard to stay in certain habits.

I was thinking about self discipline today, about how hard it is to do something day in and day out. I try to get up around 5:30 or 6:00 each day, but lately I have had a hard time having the discipline to rise in the darkness and start my day early. The impact of this foible makes the day more difficult. Often my patience runs shorter and I have a sense of rush instead of peace when I don't get up early enough.

I was also thinking about the challenge of doing daily chores with the kids. They help out with what I ask of them, but I know we would greatly benefit from a better routine. I have yet to stumble upon the best time of day to do this, but I am committing this to the Lord and asking him to guide us in this.

We are taught that, as Christians, self control is something we can expect from the Holy Spirit. I have experienced his help in this and am hopeful He will continue to work this fruit in my life and the life of my family. I am praying that He will give us the control to do the things we need to do, day after day, without failing. I am asking Him to help us conquer the flesh and overcome.