So Much to Tell...

...so little interest in reading long posts.

An update for those of you who don't know...Hubby and I have moved to our hometown for him to pastor our home church. On Christmas Eve this year after the Candlelight Service, one of the deacons at our home church asked Hubby to submit a resume for pastor of their church. We laughed about it and went on with the evening. Later that night, we discussed it and found that we were both feeling led to begin praying about the situation. We continued to pray about each step of the journey and continued to feel like God wanted us to move farther into the process. Ultimately, the church voted to call Hubby as Pastor.

Unfortunately we had signed a lease on a house in P'cola. We were scheduled to move at the end of February. We ended up losing our deposit and the partial month's rent!!!! (Huge bummer, but at least they didn't sue us for the rent remaining in the lease!)

The kids and I are settling in, but Hubby is still on the road. He finishes up at our old church this week. Wednesday is his last day and we will be taking a U-Haul down on Friday to get the rest of his library and to clean out our storage building.

Right now the digital camera is packed up, but I will soon start posting pics. Little Man is growing, growing, growing. He can take one or two steps and he is finally getting that first tooth! All of the kids are loving living in the country. We are right across the County Road from my parents' house. We see my folks almost every day. We have dinner every Monday night with my brother's family.

I have always asked Hubby how he as a Pastor knows when God is calling him to a new church, and he has always told me that he just always knows. I guess now I understand. We just knew. I'm extremely thankful to God that when he told us to "Go" that he was telling us to "Go Home".

I'll write more about the challenges later...so far we've had mice, sugar ants, centipedes, beetles, brown widow spiders, black widow spiders, wasps, yellowjackets, bees, one frog, and a hoard of ladybugs.