Showing posts with label Dad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dad. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Happy Veteran's Day!





I'm very grateful today for all of the Veterans that have given so much so that I can live in this country. I'm very proud to have three of those Veterans in my family....my dear husband, my Dad and my Grandpa.



This picture of my hubby was taken in a military helicopter while he was serving in Iraq in 2004. Thank you, Bob for your service and dedication to your country.



This picture is of my Grandpa Fr ank. He served in the Army during the Korean war. Thank you Papaw for your service and dedication to your country.



This picture is my Dad (he's a handsome fella, isn't he?) Daddy served in the Army and this picture was taken during the Vietnam War. Thank you Daddy for your service and dedication to your country.
I'm so very proud of "my guys" and especially proud of all they sacrificed and gave so that we could live in this great country. Remember to thank the veterans in your life today!

Sunday, August 3, 2008

YAY! She's home!

My girl is finally home! It is so good to have my family all back in the same house! I can't believe how much she has grown up over the summer!!! She's looking less and less like a little girl and more like, (as she likes to call herself a 'tween'!) LOL! Everytime, I call her my little girl she reminds me of that.

The car ride to Louisville and back was UGH! Corn fields all the way from here to there, not one exciting thing on that trip. It was really good to see my mom again though. I am so excited to hear that she is planning a visit in October. I wish my dad would come too, but I know Daddy isn't much of a traveler.

PMM had a little trouble going to sleep last night, but after reading her a chapter and frequent 10-minute checks from Momma soon she was sound asleep and looking all angelic. I just wonder when the nightly chapter book reading went from fun things like "Little House on the Prarie" to "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi". It's pretty bad whenever your nine-year-old has to translate the names of the characters because Ol Momma can't pronounce them! GEEZ!

It's funny how she is so into all the things that were popular when I was younger and in elementary school...aka Star Wars, Indiana Jones, etc. I just love to see her eyes bug out when I tell her that I saw those movies in the late 70's and early 80's. It's amazing to her that Mom used to be cool! LOL!