-Practically Quixotic-: [two oh two three four and five] [has it really been that long?] + [book completed!]

Monday, April 11, 2011

[two oh two three four and five] [has it really been that long?] + [book completed!]

[two oh two]
4.8.11


[two oh three] 4.9.11 This is Fabia the worm!! We named all our worms :)

SOOoo.... I had a thoroughly ammmaaaazing weekend. But you knew that. ;) The first photo here is me and Weiders on our way to KC. He is SO adorable. Like. Totally. Cute. In fact he's lying on me right now sucking his witty fumb. :) Ok, on with the story. Friday. We did dad's thing at the eye doctor, and then he dropped us off at the Uhl's. We mostly talked and stuff I think the rest of that day, plus that evening we did cleaning and watched Tangled together =) I enjoyed it so much more when I watched it with them. Saturday we weeded in the morning, came in for lunch, and then went out to dig the grass out of the spot where they're putting a flower border by their sidewalk. It was like 90 degrees too, so I got really red! Haha. We stopped just in time to rinse off our feet and get ready for the birthday party for Gregory! It was held at a park where most of us played volley ball and then moved to the house after dark where we ate and played games. Taboo, in fact. Late into the night. And that was an accident. Truly. =D Sunday my mom picked us up for a baby shower around 12:30 and after that we came back to the Uhl's for home fellowship! All of us young people went on a walk to the track and jumped and played around.. we even raced on the track. Zach beat me.. and I beat someone else =D We talked, laughed, and built on our ever growing relationship. As I looked around our church family, every one of those people is beautiful to me. Not because of their features, but because of who lives inside them.

Shaina

And! I almost forgot!! Book Completed: Crazy Love by Francis Chan.
If you've followed me for a while, you'll have heard of this from me. It is most definitely one of my favorite books. It is sooo wonderful. Oh, you want more? It delves into God's wonderful, amazing, crazy love for us. It illustrates how we do not and never could deserve this love. How this love can and should radically change our lives. It's challenging, well written, and overall one of the best books I have ever read. Go read it. Now.