I’m in the process of creating a series of Scripture prints. These prints will be posted in our Etsy shop, some may even be shared here for free! 😉
I would love to know your favorite verse (or verses)!! Would you be ever so kind to share them with me? You may even receive something special in return!!!
Below is just one of the prints I’ve been working on!
These lids are great! They’re a little difficult to put on at first, but they work like they say they do! Great to keep in my purse having three boys who occasionally knock over their lidless cups! We also have a dear friend who has Parkinson’s and I plan to give her one of these lids to keep in her purse as well – she will just have to have someone else put it on for her. **An adult will have to put these lids on, they’re a tight fit – but that’s needed to make them work as well as they do! Also, make sure the outside of the cup is not wet, it won’t fit correctly if the outside of the cup is already wet.
You can purchase the lids here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E0TD9W2
We were provided these lids to do an honest review.
Hi there! We are hosting an ADOPTION FUNDRAISER in the form of a BOOK SHOW! All profits will go to a couple who are dear friends of our family as they’re in the process of adopting their precious child. We cannot yet reveal their names, as it’s still early in the process and they’re waiting on their agency to give them the green light – but as soon as we’re able to share their story publicly, we will post it here!
Here is the Facebook event link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1682879131972143/
HERE is the PARTY LINK (i.e. where you go to SHOP): https://c5087.myubam.com/272743
They not only will receive the monetary profits from this show – but also benefit from the FREE BOOKS to begin building a love for reading for their little one.
Thank you for your support! We can’t wait to share their story with you! In the meantime, know that you’re helping a family who loves the Lord. They are so excited to be in His will in pursuit of the child He has waiting for them to make them a family!
Y’all . I think Nate, Samuel & I will be spending the day tomorrow in the bathroom. Why, you ask??!!! I’ll post today’s shenanigans below:
I changed his diaper this morning, then he went to go put on his clothes for the day.
He looked “so nice”, we told him. So, we go visit a church member & then go to the store.
All of a sudden Tom sees a puddle at Nate’s feet, “Ashlee! Nate doesn’t have on a diaper!” He said, quietly. 😳 I said, “do what!!?? I put one on him before he put his pants on!”
Well, apparently Nate took his diaper off this morning and decided to wear underwear. (We will now be checking to see what undergarments Nate has on before leaving the house, lesson learned.)
So, I took Nate to the bathroom, put a diaper on him & got him a pair of shorts, he needed a new pair anyway.
Fast forward to this evening at home.
He kept undressing, diaper and all. We’d put it back on, he’d end up naked. This went on for a couple hours probably. 😳 fast forward to bedtime. We’re heading out of the living room and Nate stops to pick up a balled up hand towel. “There’s poopy in it.”, He says very matter-of-factly. “What?!”, I said. Again, Nate says “There’s poopy in it.” No big deal, 😳😳😳😳😳😳. At this point we’re just flabbergasted, really. “Son, did you poop in that towel????”, tom asked. (I had to leave the room for laughing, and to throw the towel away – because there was indeed poop in it.) “No, I not poopy in it” said Nate. So, tom asked again, “Nate, did you poop on that towel??” “No” said Nate. “Well, what happened then?” Asked Tom. (He had to ask that one a few times … & how’d poop get in the towel?)
Nate finally points to the floor ” I I I I poopy on da floor …. first. And pooot it in da towel.” 😳😳😳💩💩💩💩
There you have it folks, tomorrow this kid will be king of the throne. We will read books, play games, etc … But by golly, he’s going to sit on that toilet! 😂💩🚽
Mamas, how’d you potty train a child who simply doesn’t care ? I’ll assume the one who doesn’t care about using the toilet was also your strong-willed child as well.
This is my precious middle child (the first one is from this morning, in his outfit he was so proud of picking out and putting on by himself! The second was the other day, not even sure that he was aware of what he was crying over at that point, but his eyes looked so blue, so I had to take his picture.)
Wallace Faith & Wellness 