Mostly pictures and a few words

As of lately...

Andy has three weeks left in this quarter before summer break.

(highlight of our life)

The horses have officially decided Arizona isn't such a bad place.

They're both doing awesome and quickly shaping up.

We've made some good friends at the barn who have been a blessing in many ways.

My mom came to visit us!

We seriously had the best time in the world.

I dont understand the stacking rock symbolism but it's like an unspoken agreement to just let the rocks be.

We hiked to Devil's Bridge in Sedona.

I am so thankful she was able to spend her spring break with us.

Raja accepted a position as a Kona Leash model. Really cool leashes made from climbing rope.

(Don't tell her but the model part, it's not all it's cracked up to be)

Mammy and Grandaddy came to visit us!

We had an amazing time.

Andy didn't get to do much with us, but that's okay.

I'm so thankful they were able to come spend time with us.

So special.

We went to see the Thunderbirds at Luke Air Force Base. Andy turned into a child. He had a blast.

I got a really cool umbrella.

Sunrise runs.

Lastly, I started my job last week as an OT in the school system. I think it's pretty cool. I'm still learning how to persuade preschoolers to be rational. I think it might be a lost cause.

Thanks for reading.
Hope you guys have a great weekend!

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I'm Feeling 22 : it's finally ALL about Dylan

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Let The Summer Begin (almost)

We decided we needed to get out of the valley for a few days {with summer quickly approaching and tempts reaching the 90's}, so we packed up and went to Payson for the weekend. I highly recommend going to see the Natural Bridge, pictures do not do it justice. And I'm pretty dang impressed with Andy for hiking all day with this baby pack. It is seriously not as easy as it looks. I've got to start training... Raja clearly had the time of her life. {per usual} We are so excited that little man is big enough to ride in the baby pack! And I'm excited Andy is able to haul the baby pack. Raja is just excited about dirt and water {mud}. Happy Monday, everyone. Thanks for reading :)

Love.

"We make loving people a lot more complicated than Jesus did". A quote from the new book from Bob Goff called "Everybody, Always". Jesus loved everyone and continues to love everyone. He tells us to love our enemies. He tells us if we do not have love, then we have NOTHING. I've always thought, 'well, it's a good thing I don't have any enemies. I'll just skip over that message'. But maybe He didn't just mean enemies {like Harry Potter and Voldemort or Darth Vader and Luke}, maybe he also meant people who are difficult, people we just really do not like, people that have different opinions than us. I'm just going to be honest, it's hard for me to love people. I mean, I truly love my group of friends, my family, and people who are pleasant to be around- but what about the people I try to avoid, people who are just plain rude, or negative, or have thoughts and opinions that I can never understand? I have to love them too...

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