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Friday, February 25, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Prayer Request
This video made by Reagan's Daddy speaks for itself! Please pray for this sweet girl. She's on bypass right now, they are working on the repairs.
EDIT: From what I understand, Reagan's surgery went well. They were able to fix the arteries, and most of the holes...she has a few left on the bottom of her heart but they said they are fine. (I'm assuming this means they'll fix themselves over time?) Praise the Lord!!! Thank you so much for your prayers!
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Tasty Tuesday
Creamy Crock Pot Chicken
6 pieces chicken
1 pkg. Italian Dressing Mix
1/2 cup water
1 pkg. cream cheese, softened
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 pkg. Chicken flavored Pasta Sides
Place chicken in crock pot. Mix dressing mix with water. Cook 4 hours. When chicken is fully cooked, place cream cheese and soup on top. Cook until it's creamy. Serves on top of Pasta Sides.
6 pieces chicken
1 pkg. Italian Dressing Mix
1/2 cup water
1 pkg. cream cheese, softened
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 pkg. Chicken flavored Pasta Sides
Place chicken in crock pot. Mix dressing mix with water. Cook 4 hours. When chicken is fully cooked, place cream cheese and soup on top. Cook until it's creamy. Serves on top of Pasta Sides.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Do you see God at work in your life?
A fishing fleet was caught in a terrible storm. When night came, none of the ships returned home. All families of those missing prayed God would bring them back safely. Things seemed to get worse when, that night, one of the homes in the village caught fire and burned to the ground.
But in the morning all of the ships sailed back into the harbor. Everyone rejoiced when they saw their men safely home—except the woman whose home had burned down.
Seeing her husband she cried out, “We’re ruined! Our home and everything we had was destroyed by a fire.”
Her husband responded. “Thank God for the fire! It was the light of our burning home that guided us.”
But in the morning all of the ships sailed back into the harbor. Everyone rejoiced when they saw their men safely home—except the woman whose home had burned down.
Seeing her husband she cried out, “We’re ruined! Our home and everything we had was destroyed by a fire.”
Her husband responded. “Thank God for the fire! It was the light of our burning home that guided us.”
Thursday, February 17, 2011
New Blog Name? hehe
I may have to come up with a new name for this blog. We're no longer going to have DOUBLE blessings...we're going to have double blessings + one!!! Yes! We found out this past Sunday that we are having another baby! (or babies, as people like to tease...hehe) We are super excited!
We decided a few months ago that we wanted another baby, but I honestly didn't expect it to happen very quickly. We waited a full year before we were pregnant with the twins, then nearly as fast as we found out, we lost the baby. But very quickly we found out we were having the twins! It was a long wait, followed by a whirlwind of emotions! This time it was a short wait followed by extreme happiness & excitement and the worst sickness I've ever experienced! But my dear friend tells me that morning sickness means a healthy baby. I sure hope that's right! If that's the case, this baby shouldn't be sick at all until they are at least 10 years old...lol
I wasn't all that sick with the twins...or at least I don't remember being. (Does anyone else suffer from pregnancy amnesia? LOL) But, like my hubby reminded me, I was preggo...not preggo with 2 year old twins running around. So I could nap if I wanted and do what I needed to do to feel better. This time, I have 2 precious little toots running around that need to be cared for. :)
Whoever decided to call it MORNING sickness had to have been a guy. He couldn't have known what it was really like. I'm experiencing it 24/7. My wonderful Doctor called me in some medicine that's helping. Problem is, you have to dissolve it in your mouth...and it tastes NASTY! But if it helps, I'll try to get past the taste.
We decided to tell the twins about the baby. I know a lot of people wait. But I'm glad we didn't. I've been so sick the last few days, and it's nice to explain to them why Momma's just laying on the couch. They aren't used to that and get very concerned. Meredith seems to understand. When I tell Seth that there is a baby in my belly, he uses it as an invitation to tickle my belly...lol I think Meredith is going to be a natural big sister. She already helps so much with Aiden (the baby that I keep 1-3 days a week) and never gets jealous when I'm holding him instead of her. Seth's going to take a little more work. He loves Aiden and loves to help me with him, but when he wants to "cuddle me", he expects Aiden to just leave so he can have his Momma! Seth still wants to be my baby. And I love it, and will enjoy it. But we're also going to work on his independance.
We're working on names. We have a girl's name picked out Gabriella Renee, I'll call her Ella some too, since Gabriella is such a long name. Will hated the idea of calling her Gabby, since he says that sounds like she just gabs everything all over the place. lol But I love Ella. :) Renee is Will's cousin, Lisa's middle name. He and Lisa have always been close, and since the twins have special middle names (William and Nicole), we wanted to follow that with special middle name(s) for any future siblings. We know we want to use James for a boy's middle name. That's my Daddy's middle name. We have a few first names picked out, but we haven't narrowed it down yet. We don't really have the same taste in names, so to find one we both like is hard. Like with the twins, Meredith was a name I LOVED, Seth was ok, but not on my top 10 list. Will LOVED Seth, and only liked Meredith. Now, I can't imagine them being anything but Meredith and Seth. :) So, we've just got to find a boy's name that we both agree on. Once they're named, it will fit and we won't be able to imagine them as anything else! :)
Well, that's our news!!! I'm off to find this baby something to eat! :)
We decided a few months ago that we wanted another baby, but I honestly didn't expect it to happen very quickly. We waited a full year before we were pregnant with the twins, then nearly as fast as we found out, we lost the baby. But very quickly we found out we were having the twins! It was a long wait, followed by a whirlwind of emotions! This time it was a short wait followed by extreme happiness & excitement and the worst sickness I've ever experienced! But my dear friend tells me that morning sickness means a healthy baby. I sure hope that's right! If that's the case, this baby shouldn't be sick at all until they are at least 10 years old...lol
I wasn't all that sick with the twins...or at least I don't remember being. (Does anyone else suffer from pregnancy amnesia? LOL) But, like my hubby reminded me, I was preggo...not preggo with 2 year old twins running around. So I could nap if I wanted and do what I needed to do to feel better. This time, I have 2 precious little toots running around that need to be cared for. :)
Whoever decided to call it MORNING sickness had to have been a guy. He couldn't have known what it was really like. I'm experiencing it 24/7. My wonderful Doctor called me in some medicine that's helping. Problem is, you have to dissolve it in your mouth...and it tastes NASTY! But if it helps, I'll try to get past the taste.
We decided to tell the twins about the baby. I know a lot of people wait. But I'm glad we didn't. I've been so sick the last few days, and it's nice to explain to them why Momma's just laying on the couch. They aren't used to that and get very concerned. Meredith seems to understand. When I tell Seth that there is a baby in my belly, he uses it as an invitation to tickle my belly...lol I think Meredith is going to be a natural big sister. She already helps so much with Aiden (the baby that I keep 1-3 days a week) and never gets jealous when I'm holding him instead of her. Seth's going to take a little more work. He loves Aiden and loves to help me with him, but when he wants to "cuddle me", he expects Aiden to just leave so he can have his Momma! Seth still wants to be my baby. And I love it, and will enjoy it. But we're also going to work on his independance.
We're working on names. We have a girl's name picked out Gabriella Renee, I'll call her Ella some too, since Gabriella is such a long name. Will hated the idea of calling her Gabby, since he says that sounds like she just gabs everything all over the place. lol But I love Ella. :) Renee is Will's cousin, Lisa's middle name. He and Lisa have always been close, and since the twins have special middle names (William and Nicole), we wanted to follow that with special middle name(s) for any future siblings. We know we want to use James for a boy's middle name. That's my Daddy's middle name. We have a few first names picked out, but we haven't narrowed it down yet. We don't really have the same taste in names, so to find one we both like is hard. Like with the twins, Meredith was a name I LOVED, Seth was ok, but not on my top 10 list. Will LOVED Seth, and only liked Meredith. Now, I can't imagine them being anything but Meredith and Seth. :) So, we've just got to find a boy's name that we both agree on. Once they're named, it will fit and we won't be able to imagine them as anything else! :)
Well, that's our news!!! I'm off to find this baby something to eat! :)
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Tasty Tuesday
Crock Pot Candy
1 (16 oz) jar dry-roasted peanuts, unsalted
1 (16 oz) jar dry-roasted peanuts, salted
1 (12 oz) semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 (4 oz) bar German Chocolate, broken into pieces
3 lb. White Chocolate Bark, broken into pieces
Put in crock pot in order listed. Cover and cook 3 hours on low. DO NOT REMOVE LID! Turn off and cool slightly. Mix thoroughly & drop by tsp. onto wax paper. Let cool completely.
My family makes this every year for Christmas. This last Christmas, when we dropped the candies onto the wax paper, we also added some Craisins...they were delicious!
1 (16 oz) jar dry-roasted peanuts, unsalted
1 (16 oz) jar dry-roasted peanuts, salted
1 (12 oz) semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 (4 oz) bar German Chocolate, broken into pieces
3 lb. White Chocolate Bark, broken into pieces
Put in crock pot in order listed. Cover and cook 3 hours on low. DO NOT REMOVE LID! Turn off and cool slightly. Mix thoroughly & drop by tsp. onto wax paper. Let cool completely.
My family makes this every year for Christmas. This last Christmas, when we dropped the candies onto the wax paper, we also added some Craisins...they were delicious!
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Making Footprints
Click here to view Making Footprints Facebook page! Be sure to check out their beautiful jewlery!!! The people behind it are good folks with big hearts. Kalina and her husband, David have 4 kids, 2 of which are adopted. That's what Making Footprints is all about! They want to do mission work, and to help orphans, to help with funds for others adopting and lots of great things! Here's the link to their blog. Be sure to check it out! Right now, they are having a giveaway for this beautiful necklace:
You can find out more information on either their blog or their Facebook page - check it out!
You can find out more information on either their blog or their Facebook page - check it out!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Tasty Tuesday
This is a great recipe for leftover ham!!!
Pineapple Ham Bake
2 (8 oz) cans crushed pineapple, un-drained
2/3 c. packed brown sugar
1 T. vinegar
2 t. ground mustard
fully cooked ham, cut into bite sizzed pieces
Combine 1st 4 ingredients in an ungreased 2- quart baking dish. Mix well. Stir in ham. Bake 350* 30-40 minutes.
I like to serve this over rice. Yum-O!
Pineapple Ham Bake
2 (8 oz) cans crushed pineapple, un-drained
2/3 c. packed brown sugar
1 T. vinegar
2 t. ground mustard
fully cooked ham, cut into bite sizzed pieces
Combine 1st 4 ingredients in an ungreased 2- quart baking dish. Mix well. Stir in ham. Bake 350* 30-40 minutes.
I like to serve this over rice. Yum-O!
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Tasty Tuesday
Better Than Chicken and Dumplings
8 chicken breasts, cut into bite sized pieces
2 c. milk
2 c. self-rising flower
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1 can chicken broth
Layer chicken in bottom of greased casseriole dish. Mix flour and milk, spread over chicken. Mix soup and broth, pour gently over top. Smooth out. Bake 350* 45 minutes.
8 chicken breasts, cut into bite sized pieces
2 c. milk
2 c. self-rising flower
2 cans cream of chicken soup
1 can chicken broth
Layer chicken in bottom of greased casseriole dish. Mix flour and milk, spread over chicken. Mix soup and broth, pour gently over top. Smooth out. Bake 350* 45 minutes.
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