I've not been able to articulate all the thoughts percolating around in my head. And I haven't done a fantastic job of photographically chronicaling our adjustment to North Texas. But here's a few glimpses into what we've been doing.
While the twins were at practice and we were still living in the hotel, we tried finding a Kohl's without taking the toll roads. We got lost and found this really cool pond that had at least fourty turtles in it.
I love how many push-ups Noah has to do at TaeKwonDo. He's learning a lot about self-discipline.
Our first trip to the laundromat. Caleb and Micah were enthralled by the huge washers and dryers.
While we waited for the movers, the kids tried out their new tree. Plans for reading in the tree, eating in the tree, hiding in the tree, were made by all.
21,000 pounds. I'm still in shock by that number. And especially grateful for all the purging I did over the last year or so. I've come across very few items that I thought, why did I bring that. Because of the purging, it was more like "welcome home". I wish they could have just weighed the books, I wonder how much my paper friends contributed to that crazy weight!
And now, let's begin. :)
The church we began attending had a Foundation Dedication party and handed out Sharpies. We've actually settled on this church after visiting a few. I'm so glad we went, our little "mark" on the foundation will soon be covered with flooring, but it's neat to remember all the prayers and blessings soaked into that foundation.
Our first of three major trips to IKEA. If we were to move again anytime soon, we'd weigh a lot more. :)
Friends came to help with unpacking. We spent one morning acting like animals at the Dallas Zoo.
Getting to the book boxes slowed me down significantly. I really want things to make sense as they get put away. I'm not sure when I'll ever finish the books.
We found a living history farm and museum near our house. We spent the day there with some new friends on Friday.
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