Donuts with Dad 2018

November 2, 2018

Father’s Day 2018

June 17, 2018

This was Nate’s second Father’s Day as a Father of 2!  I remember how tiny Reed was last year…. This year, it was the day after Falls Creek so Nate got to have matching outfits too. ha

We got him some car charging thing and painted him a cute little picture with Mollie’s hand and Reed’s foot.

Ice Ice Breaky

February 20, 2018

We weren’t expecting a freak ice storm to roll in after we had been having somewhat warmer weather…. but it definitely hit downtown hard.  After driving away from work we noticed how it seemed to hit the church harder than anywhere else.

Just as it was coming in, Nate was walking across the street to the office from the youth room and slipped.  It was a tiny little slip that would deeply effect the next twelve weeks of our lives.  He heard all kinds of pops and wobbled his way inside to call me for help.

We were thinking he just sprained it, but went to the doctor just in case.

It was somewhat comical at the doctor’s office.  Nate was in good spirits and we were both in a little shock.  Then when we got home… reality set in.  And, I learned how much Nate helps me every day around the house and with the kids.

It was an extremely rough few days before we got a knee scooter.  He was able to get around a lot better without the crutches.  He ever screwed my bike basket to the front…. and we used the hound out of it!

#BestDadEver

Nate is just the sweetest!  He is always thinking of his family and wanting us all to be happy.  He has always wanted Mollie to have a playhouse in our backyard.  We were unsure about it, because they cost sooo much and our yard is kind of small.  But over thanksgiving and christmas break… he decided to go for it.

He and Granddaddy spent a whole day taking down an old one that one of our church members had.  They striped all the wood that wasn’t rotten and then he was ready to build everything from scratch.

He worked so hard and it turned out so cute!  I’m sure that Mollie and Reed will love and appreciate it for years to come.