Will it ever happen? Easter.....

Will it EVER get done?

In my mind things always happen faster then in real life.

I imagined...

A couple weeks renovating the old office...

A couple weeks renovating Stan's office...

Can I just say...

I have a knot in my stomach.

I wanted this all done by April 2.

BUT...

Waiting...

has caused me to gain a lot of patience...

And love for those whom I work with.

The old office is now ready to be moved into...

BUT...

Waiting...

Has caused me to gain a lot of patience...

And love for those whom I work with.

 

I went to washing windows...

Ashamed to say it has been way to long since they have been cleaned...

Mission...

Knee...

Back...

Yes...

Maybe 3-4 years?   

 Angie and Sierra helped me clean out Stan's office...

Sierra said...

"How can one man collect so much stuff in a lifetime?"

Easy answer...

He NEVER throws anything away...

 They also helped me paint...

the shelves to the right are shelves my Dad Ward made my mother when I was very young.

the shelves they are working on...

I think were built by one of Stan's brothers...

It belonged in his family for a long time...

We used it downstairs while we were finishing the upstairs.

Then is was storage in the closet over the stairs for years...

Now Angie and Jayden will use it in their new roon.

 Poor Stan...

He has been so sick.

Finally he listened to me and went to the doctor.

He got some drugs (antibiotic) and now a week later he is feeling much better.

Easter 2013

 Angie and I shopped in Logan together Friday...

We got a coconut cream cake little eggs and a chocolate bunny.

I prepared a ham 'Yummy Potatoes' and a salad and rolls.

 YUM.....

 Our cutie Reigan...

Grandpa thinks he is cute as well...

       Dinner was very good.

Company was better.

 

 

  "I witness that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world.

 He suffered and died for our sins and rose the third day.

He is resurrected.

 In a future day, 

every knee will bow...

and...

 every tongue confess that He is the Christ.

  On that day, our concern will not be,  

  'Do others consider me Christian?'

At that time,

  our eyes will be fixed on Him,

  and...

our souls will be riveted on the question, 

 'What thinks Christ of me?'"

 —Neil L. Andersen