Monthly Archives: October 2012

In this series I have documented a few of the places we will miss once we leave Germany. Something we will miss is having the opportunity to travel to foreign countries for a relatively low price and in a relatively … Continue reading →

I know I’ve mentioned that before we moved to Germany I was hugely concerned about our housing situation. I was concerned for a few reasons: I was pregnant and already nesting… As the homemaker, I am always eager to know … Continue reading →

I’m going to be very careful not to get too sentimental on this particular post.   In fact, to avoid putting myself in the “I’m about to PCS and leave these amazing people behind” funk, I’m going to keep this … Continue reading →

When we first arrived in Wiesbaden we were given one tip:  Do not live in Crestview. The day we were given keys to two apartments to inspect we were disappointed to find they were both in Crestview.  We took the … Continue reading →

I don’t really like running in cities.  I don’t like having to stop at lights or crossing streets. I prefer paths where I only meet other runners or people out walking their dogs.  I can get completely lost in a … Continue reading →

I’ve said this before:  I’m not a car person.  I don’t care much about cars.  What I do care about is my car.  I want my car to suit my needs and the needs of a family with six people. I’m very … Continue reading →

We left civilian life after having all three of our bigs raised under the same pediatrician.  She was fantastic and I trusted her with the health of my babies.  When we moved to Fort Jackson, and then to Fort Carson, … Continue reading →

Matt, the boys, and I love doing life with people who love Jesus.  That’s what church really is.  It’s not about a building, a program, a study, or a even a great preacher. It’s simply doing life with other people … Continue reading →

Our town is so pretty!   I just read on this website that there’s a Roman museum near the wall!  We’ll be going down to visit that before we PCS! A bit about our trip: If all roads lead to … Continue reading →

AWANA was held at the Hainerburg Elementary School gym the first two years we were here and VBS was there all three summers! I also want to give a shout-out to the principal there.  She’s a fantastic woman who happens … Continue reading →