I am sorry… I promised to update more often.
Instead I have updated less often.
It’s all good.
We are holding our own.
No news is good news.
But, I have LOTS of pictures…
and some thoughts.
I know its time to blog…
when I get emails from people looking
for the low down on our family.
We are busy…
good, kind of busy.
Busy having celebrating birthdays.
Katy is 5 now! Patrick is 4!
Throw in a Christmas and a couple
colds and yeah… we have been busy.
But, not so busy that we don’t still need your love &
prayers…because our little Rock Star is still waiting the
wait…even she is getting a bit impatient.
She is done with that PICC line and who can blame her.
So I am here… and I will be playing catch up!
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