Nothin' New

I haven't had much to blog about lately. The kids are all doing great. Peyton is playing baseball and taking gymnastics. We still haven't heard about his test results. Olivia is as busy as ever. She is also taking gymnastics and her t-ball practices have started. Ethan has finished physical therapy and is only taking speech therapy now. His speech has improved greatly this year. Ava is walking EVERYWHERE!! She is also climbing on EVERYTHING!! Davis & I celebrated our 12th anniversary this past Sunday. I can't believe it has been 12 years.

Peyton The Pitcher

Peyton pitched his first baseball game last night!! He hasn't pitched before so I didn't have the camera. He only pitched the last inning of the game. His first pitch was a strike!! He struck out the first batter and threw a runner out on first base. We were so proud of him. Hopefully I can get pictures of him pitching. He has another game to night. I don't know if he will pitch again but I will have my camera just in case.

Please Pray for Peyton

Please keep Peyton in your prayers today. We are having him tested for learning disabilities. He has struggled with learning to read. We have tried everything we can think of to help him. His appointment is at 2:30 this afternoon. We are hoping this testing will help us help Peyton. I know he is very smart. It has to be so frustrating not being able to read like other kids his age. It has hurt Davis and me to watch him struggle. We have been homeschooling for the past three years but we are planning to put Peyton and Olivia in public school in the fall. I would hate for Peyton to get picked on for not being able to keep up. Please pray for him during his test and pray that God with give us guidance in what to do to help Peyton.

Ava's Quilt Arrived From Vietnam!!

When we were in Hanoi we ordered Ava a handmade quilt from the quilt shop. It finally arrived today! It is gorgeous. We ordered a twin quilt, standard sham, and two throw pillows. Vietnam Quilts is a non-profit organization which aims to develop rural communities. The program provides training to women in rural Vietnam, which leads to employment and a regular income. By fostering independent skills, these women can be self sufficient in supporting their families. Check out their website: www.vietnam-quilts.org