So it has been awhile, a VERY long while since I updated the blog...but when you have two little ones sometimes that happens!! We had a good summer, a very busy month of August. Jason had been asked to lead worship for a church plant in Southwest Bakersfield, called Rock Harbor Church that was starting August 28th. This is a very exciting opportunity and we have been so blessed, and so excited to be apart of God moving and working in this endeavor. Caelyn turned 2 on August 3rd!! She got her cast off the day before her birthday swim party!! 2011 has just been an incredible blessing to our family...the addition of Aliyah Noelle, the church start...we have seen God answer so many prayers this entire year. We are doing great and just loving life, throughly enjoying our girls!
It is my desire to update the blog so we can catch back up...so here are some pictures of the rest of our adventure in San Diego...the Wild Animal Adventure Park and the mural Jason painted at the church.


Tram ride out to see the animals in their natural habitat

This was amazing, the baby gorilla had been born in the past month and the mom was nursing her and cleaning her baby, it was one of the most incredible things we saw there, probably because you were so close to them...so here is a picture of me with my little baby too :)

We LOVED the zoo and the Safari Park, so glad that the Tucker family blessed us by allowing us to go with them as their guests!! At the Safari Park Jason got as close to a cheetah as he has ever been, that made his day!!
And here is the mural... it made a huge difference in the hallway!






well nap time is ending so I better get going...will post more soon :)
I love that you painted the water fountain! Thanks for the update! It was very exciting to read that your family is joining your sisters on this adventure of starting a new church.
ReplyDeleteWay to go J on the mural. It's fabulous!!! Love the momma gorilla and her baby~ not to mention the other gorgeous momma and her babies. What a beautiful family!
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