A Place to Stay

After months of researching housing options for this summer I have a place to stay! It is so fun... and a little nerve wracking... to see how God works out the details. After following up every possible lead for a room in Missoula, one of those leads did work out. I contacted the Young Life in Missoula and emailed one of their committee members. She sent me onto one of the volunteer leaders who might have a room in the house she lives. After several emails with her, I began emailing with the girl who owns the house and it is perfect. I will be renting a room in a 4 bedroom house. There will be a couple of people coming and going while I am there, but I am looking forward to meeting some new people. Hurray! The dates work out, the rent is great, and I will have new friends. Thanks to everyone who helped me think of possible places to stay!

Life these days

We have had a taste of summer this weekend. But it isn't supposed to last. This weekend was in the 70's. It was wonderful to spend time outsideand I have seen several people with bright red sun burns. The kids didn't want to come inside after playing in the sandbox today. But it is supposed to drop 20 degrees by Tuesday. So we will still have some cool weather before it actually decides to warm up for the year.

Dad is doing pretty well with his chemo. He did loose all of his hair this week. Mom said that he doesn't look good bald. But he has learned how to tie a do-rag and ordered a new hat.

In 10 days I get to go celebrate my good friend, Anita at the beach in North Carolina! Definately something to look forward to.

Photography school count down... one month, two weeks and 4 days... and counting. Now if I could only find a cheap place to stay.

Kid Snapshots

A few fun shots of the kids and Jun.