Blue skies...nothin but BLUE!

So far life is pretty even and calm. I LOOOOOOVVVEEE IT! Well actually lots of not so fun things have happened but through the Joy of aging comes wisdom, that's why I ask my mom & dad for the answers to all the hard stuff! LOL

Ok so there are so many things to do here locally. Festivals, concerts, museums. This past weekend we went to a Scandinavian Mid Summer Solstice Festival. There was a may pole (not sure that is what they called it), a bon fire, pea soup, booths with fun historical displays, and a lot of viking fun! TJ loved it as you can see from this blurry picure (using iphone):


We have all sorts of plans for the week of the 4th. I miss all of our family and summer stuff is my favorite with Scott and his fabulous BBQ and tasty foods and Killer Bunnies! Ce la vie.

As far as Father's Day it was a good day. We found out that our new insurance will pay for 5 rounds of iui infertility treatments with low cost to us, so needles here I come! At the same time we are getting licensenced and doing home studies to be able to adopt internationally. We have been talking for over 6 months and investigating agencies and we are going through one with a program that has Korean infants that are waiting children in orphanges. Some have special needs but we have been very specific with what we will and won't be able to handle. So one way or another by the time TJ turns 8ish we will have a new little miracle. Yay! Now how that will happen is beyond me...hehehe. I just know if I do my part things will work out the way the Lord wants them to.

I do want to say as far as husbands go, Joe is AMAZING! He just is there for us, and we love being there for him. TJ is also one of the best kids in the whole world. Seriously just great.

Love much, seek to see smiles in others, and most of all make your "normal" being willing to accept your reality and find the joy in it and the joy in the journey not just the happiness that could exist at the destination!

:-)