Have mercy on us and on the whole world...Praying these next 9 days, beginning Good Friday for all His souls.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
For the Sake of His Sorrowful Passion
Have mercy on us and on the whole world...Praying these next 9 days, beginning Good Friday for all His souls.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Mr. 9 Months
(I had to snap this picture just before your going to bed tonight. Here you are, in all of your sleepiness and teething and smiling as if life just began, as it did... just 9 BRIEF months ago! Sweet dreams, Handsome Boy.)
Getting a good night's sleep before Spiritual Exercises begin. God's got the perfect plan for you, and boy are we blessed to be on this journey with you.
(Packed for our retreat...I promised I wouldn't forget you, but I'm glad you climbed in just to be sure!)
..with 3 + teeth (more are little gum-bulges--but, there's one that I think may even be peeking through.) We love you, Sweets. You are a gem to each of us. And, I know each of us would say, "What would life be like without Our Calsee??"
Monday, April 11, 2011
Sweet dreams
Madge, you are my big helper. Without being asked, you will oftentimes go into the room, turn on the sound maker and close the curtains so that everything is set for naps for you, Pita and Caleb. I love you.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Picnic Time!
We had a lovely afternoon going for a family run, playing at the park, playing tennis, and having a picnic dinner at the park alongside the Occoquan River. It was wonderful to spend some time outside, as finally the weather was permitting. The weather around here has been extremely variable.
Our normal running trek is about 3 miles round trip from our home, with the first mile presenting quite a steep incline. It's quite a picturesque run: alongside a state park, by a waterfall, across a bridge, through the quaint-but-lovely town of Occoquan, through a lovely neighborhood and always ending at the park by the river.
Madge and I got to play some tennis. Already our third practice of 2011!
Dinner was delish: grapes, cantaloupe, homemade pizzas and veggie wraps, and Mare's homemade granola bars for dessert.
We prayed the rosary as we walked home from the park.
A great finish to a great weekend. When we returned home, it was showers, books, and bed. Once we got the girls to bed, Mares hit the Portuguese books while I have been trying to take care of some odds and ends...like this post. I am looking forward to a more-or-less normal week ahead.
Our normal running trek is about 3 miles round trip from our home, with the first mile presenting quite a steep incline. It's quite a picturesque run: alongside a state park, by a waterfall, across a bridge, through the quaint-but-lovely town of Occoquan, through a lovely neighborhood and always ending at the park by the river.
Madge and I got to play some tennis. Already our third practice of 2011!
Dinner was delish: grapes, cantaloupe, homemade pizzas and veggie wraps, and Mare's homemade granola bars for dessert.
We prayed the rosary as we walked home from the park.
A great finish to a great weekend. When we returned home, it was showers, books, and bed. Once we got the girls to bed, Mares hit the Portuguese books while I have been trying to take care of some odds and ends...like this post. I am looking forward to a more-or-less normal week ahead.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
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