Made for another world

"If I discover within myself a desire which no experience in the world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world." C. S. Lewis

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Birthday fun



Here are a few pictures of Max's birthday celebration at school. We took cupcakes, chocolate on chocolate, Max's choice. He wore a birthday crown and Maggie and I stayed for the morning with him. He enjoyed being the center of attention! Later that evening we had friends from church over for dinner. After dinner and presents Max and their son Matthew played on the wii, it was a lot of fun. For desert we had brownies with mint chocolate chip ice cream. Maggie made her way around the room sampling from everyone's bowl! I think Max had a good birthday and enjoyed his day.

Friday, January 15, 2010

Happy Birthday little man!

Six years ago my amazing Max came into my life, and everything changed! I was in love from the first moment. Over the years we've had our challenges, tears and many joys and I know there are more to come. He is a delight and I am so blessed to be his mommy. I'm excited to see who God has created Max to be. As his personality and character develop I see God's fingerprints. I know that Max is "God's workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do." (Eph. 2:10) My prayer as I parent Max is that Chris and I will partner with the Holy Spirit in revealing what God's purpose for Max's life is. I'm excited to see what his spiritual gifts are and how he has been equipped for glorifying God. I can't imagine my life without Max's enthusiasm and energy. His love for people convicts and inspires me and I think I've met my match in conversation!

Monday, January 4, 2010

wii


Our family is officially addicted to a new toy! We got a wii for Christmas as our family gift. Thankfully Max goes back to school tomorrow or else I wouldn't get anything done, he likes to have a partner and that's what we've mostly done together today. Maggie is hysterical copying what we're doing. I give her a controller that's not connected or a cell phone and she pretends like she's playing. She waves her arms around and makes the appropriate noises! It's pretty funny!