'Catherine' and 'Fanny'


 
Posted by Picasa

Comments

Truth said…
What precious girls you have!
14 March, 2008 22:08
Anonymous said…
Well, she took the words right out of my mouth! :D

and what an awesome rocker, is it a family piece?

Mamalama
Mother to only five girls so far. ;)
15 March, 2008 01:18
Melanie said…
Such beautiful girls! Bronwyn reminds me a bit of Fanny at that age.
15 March, 2008 08:32
Hindsfeet said…
Yes, it's been in the family at least 3-4 generations. It was once covered in red velvet... Steadfast had it re-covered for my 40th birthday. :)
15 March, 2008 10:32
Hindsfeet said…
Melanie, you see that too? I think think their faces are a lot a like, but I think weight/lengthwise that Fanny is one of our "R" types (tall & lanky) and Bronwyn may be one of our "E" types... (short & rounded). Fanny was just 20 lbs at her 15 month Well Baby check-up, but she's above average for height, while Bronwyn, at three weeks, is already a good 10 lbs (up 1.5 lbs from her birthweight!)
15 March, 2008 10:38
Anonymous said…
What precious little girls! I'm a mama to 3 boys so far and we're expecting another baby in November.

And I love the rocker, too. It looks so comfy!

Could you share how to make the paper stars in your window?! I remember seeing them for the first time at Jewels' blog, Eyes of Wonder. Oh, how I wish her blog was still open to the public!
27 March, 2008 15:39
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Why we allow God to plan our family size.

( Allow? Allow God? Who am I to allow God? ) “Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.” Proverbs 3:5, 6 Sometimes people ask me what scripture we base our family size on. I think they expect me to quote verses like "Behold, children are a heritage from the LORD, the fruit of the womb a reward. Like arrows in the hand of a warrior are the children of one’s youth. Blessed is the man who fills his quiver with them! He shall not be put to shame when he speaks with his enemies in the gate.” - Psalm 127:3-5 Or to quote all the "Be fruitful and multiply" verses. Or they expect me to recant how, throughout the Bible, God considers children a blessing to be desired (in the stories of Abraham & Sarah... of Isaac & Rebecca... of Rachel & Leah... of Hannah) But for us it was not only what we found in scripture, but in looking at God'
Read more

What do you do...

What if you long for something, but you have a spiritual conviction not to pursue that something... but you see other Christians pursuing it and validating their reasons.... and you feel your reasons look foolish to them, and you feel foolish for standing in what you believe to be true... yet you know you still cannot pursue it, because you have no doubt it is wrong? How does anyone make a stand anymore in this world? There are compromises right and left and people rushing to validate their reasons, and ready to shout "don't you dare judge me!" When I'm not judging, just stating my own stand. If they feel hurt... "socked in the stomach"... isn't it perhaps because the Spirit is convicting them? If there is no truth to my stance, why should it phase them? We are usually hurt most by the truth, when we are not standing in it, but our spirit knows we should be. If someone says "your daughter is a brat" and you know she is not, it doesn'
Read more