All my life as a mom, curriculum writer, teacher, paper crafter, baker, cook, gardener, child of God, and lover of life! Update of the Montly Purge. In January I wrote this post. About getting rid of 100 things a month. I thought Id give a quick update on the last few months. Ive already shared my January list. Unopened box of dry erase crayons sold.

Saturday, November 30, 2013. Not sure when I will get my blogging mojo back. but if anyone still happens to stop by, here is what the Dunbar Crew looks like nowadays. Saturday, November 30, 2013. Wednesday, February 13, 2013. We ate a lot of fish. Plain fish with a little bit of salt and pepper and olive oil . 2 Start your meals with .

Josh and I visit Paris. The volcano in Iceland caused Josh and I much anxiety about flying to France. Our flight was cleared the day we were to leave, so we were on one of the first flights into Paris. What a scary feeling that was! We made it though! The entire plane cheered as we touched the ground, I suppose we were not the only fearful ones! We are having a fun time together! Thanks to everyone who is helping with the kids so we can enjoy each other! Final.

65 Years is a long long time! Well, we are blessed by their example. When committments are broken at the drop of a hat these days, our parents took theirs very seriously. Both of them came from broken homes. They wanted better for their children. Words cannot express what their legacy means to me.

A glimpse into everyday life with our fun-loving trio of boys! Friday, October 21, 2011. Joshua said he wanted to catch a catfish and turn it into fish sticks. Monday, April 4, 2011. They had to get wet! .

The random thoughts of a suburban mom trying to leave a trail of memories for her children. Tuesday, February 24, 2009. I met this incredible woman the other day.

Grandma and Grandpa go to China. This blog is dedicated to Grandma and Grandpa Mason, who are now in China. Tuesday, January 4, 2011. I saw the love between him and his Mom. It was an even exchange and it was heart gripping to say the least. They had this little song they would sing. It was simple and wonderful. I love you so much, so much, so much! 8221; That was all there was to it and it was evident, they fully meant it.