We had a "hair raising" time at the St. Louis Magic House and ended our trip with an obligatory dinner in Sikeston, Mo at Lambert's Cafe. The kids had a blast trying to catch the rolls!
10.09.2012
An End
All good things must come to an end. We had a wonderful trip and are so thankful and grateful that we even had the opportunity. Driving back Erik and I were talking about where we were in June of this year and how absolutely miraculous it is that we did this trip, just 4 months later, as a family.
We had a "hair raising" time at the St. Louis Magic House and ended our trip with an obligatory dinner in Sikeston, Mo at Lambert's Cafe. The kids had a blast trying to catch the rolls!
We had a "hair raising" time at the St. Louis Magic House and ended our trip with an obligatory dinner in Sikeston, Mo at Lambert's Cafe. The kids had a blast trying to catch the rolls!
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i started following your blog during those really uncertain times this summer. I am so happy that you are able to spend this time together. Our God is an awesome God! Praise Him for healing Lucy. I continue to pray for her full recovery and continued remission. Go Lucy Go!
ReplyDeleteYou guys were totally in my neck of the woods! So glad that you had a great trip! It's such a testament to the goodness of God that things have made such an amazing turn! Continuing to pray for you all!
ReplyDeleteThis picture of you is just too funny! You weren't kidding...hair raising indeed!! So glad your family had such a fun trip. Continuing to lift your family in prayer.
ReplyDeleteSo happy that y'all had a good time. Like your hair and Lucy looks great, she's filled out so much even since school started.
ReplyDeleteI love what you're doing with your hair! ;-)
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful to see your family having some much-deserved fun!
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteWe absolutely love Lamberts and when our kids were young they always had fun trying to catch those rolls! I continue to pray for Lucy each time I petition the Lord for my precious sister. She is halfway through the first leg of chemo. She has 6 more weeks before the stem cell transplant process begins. we are waiting on results of blood work sent to Mayo and I can so sympathize with the angst of waiting. That is the hardest part.... prayers so appreciated!
ReplyDeleteKate, I am so happy every time I see your blogs name in my email, then I open it and a smile comes across my face o hear or see that your family was able to have a fun day, week or even a vacation. It keeps me believing that miracles do happen. By the way I love that picture of you. HA
ReplyDeleteLove the pic of you, so fun!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a miracle!! You have been given a miracle from God!
My heart is so happy for all of you.
Always praying.
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Love your new hair-do Kate :)))))
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