Project Life: Week 8

Sunday, February 19
Josh woke up sick again, so I braved church with the girls by myself for the first time. While it wasn't a spiritual victory per se, it was a moral victory. Sweet Elysia fell asleep on the way home and napped over 2 hours--pretty unheard of for her. I love snuggling with her--she is just the sweetest little baby.
 

Monday, February 20
 Poor Josh went to work only to leave an hour later for a trip to Prompt Care, where he was diagnosed with strep throat. No wonder he couldn't break his fever! He came home and rested and Chappu was his constant companion. Josh insists Chappu knows when he doesn't feel well, and maybe he's right.
 

Tuesday, February 21
 The sunset was beautiful tonight, but I only managed to capture the last little bits of light fading from the day.
 

Wednesday, February 22
Both girls fell asleep on the way home...sweet babies....




 


 Thursday, February 23
Leaving for work before 6:40 can seem awfully unappealing until God greets us with sunrises such as this. It was so beautiful I had to run inside and grab the camera...just couldn't see not capturing this...only wish we could have seen it by the river!




Friday, February 24
 And continuing on the sky theme for the week, another sunset picture. I took this one for the sole purpose of documenting how light it still was after 5:30. Spring is on it's way!
 

Saturday, February 25
 Two weeks ago while Josh and I were furniture shopping, I happened upon one of the neatest fabric swatches I'd ever seen. It was composed of owls of different colors, a funky little rendering that I loved. Of course, I knew there was no way on God's green earth Josh would ever agree to have a chair upholstered in it, but that didn't stop me from coveting it just a little bit. Fast forward to today, when we were finally well enough to go back and order our furniture. We learned that the store was no longer doing business with the company that had provided the swatch, and when Josh teasingly told our salesman that we weren't going to sign anything until he handed over the now useless swatch, the salesman marched back to the back of the store and brought it back with a smile. I think I'm going to frame it somehow because, let's face it: it's AWESOME.