The problem with not blogging as regularly as I used to, is I get gummed up with lots of things I still want to blog about, but don't want to devote an entire post to. I wonder if there will come a day when I give it up completely (or that I'll blog more regularly again), but for now, I see what a treasure this blog has been to my family and I am still drawn to keep it up at least on a minimal basis.
So, I'm making this a random post with a little glimpse of August in the Goold house!
Cami's mission started using Facebook to share the gospel and it's been fun to see her smiling face occasionally beaming out to us among the drivel that fills my normal Facebook feed!
My cute Ellie liked this sign at the grocery store!
My dad had a stroke right after his birthday.
The stroke was on the minor end of things as far as strokes go, but he had to spend a few weeks in the hospital and rehab before he was allowed to come home, so it's been a tough time for him and my mom. He's doing better than the doctors expected, but we were sad that it caused them to have to cancel their trip out to visit us in September. I decided that was my cue to buy a ticket and go out to see them in a couple of weeks. We are also heading there for Thanksgiving.
When Emma packs food for a trip, she goes all out. These are homemade Larabars she made.
We stopped by Busch Gardens on the way home from seeing the solar eclipse.
We hadn't been in a couple of years and it was fun to have one last hurrah before school started again!
Me and my cute hunny!
One day I noticed a little trail of blood all over the kitchen. I totally got mad at the kids and demanded that they take care of whatever injury was leaving such a mess. They all denied having any injuries, then randomly pointed out that my toe looked to be bleeding. Oops! I didn't feel a thing, but I had quite a little chunk of skin off the top of my baby toe and bled through several bandages (and made a much bigger mess before I finally got it under control)!
A white dove hung out around our house for an entire day. I had never seen one in the wild before and haven't seen one since, but I took it to be a good omen and a sign that we need to powerwash our gutters.
I found this cartoon when studying for my psychology class (that I'm teaching this year) and it totally struck my funny bone. My dreams usually involve being unprepared for something and babies that I forget about.
A random butterfly that we came across one day.
And with that bit of randomness, I will declare myself officially caught up on blogging through August. Now onto September!
I love the comic strip. :) And that dove is pretty cool!
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