EBC's Fall Festival

Last night we celebrated Halloween by having a Fall Festival at Clinton Park (a park almost across the street from our neighborhood). There were a ton of booths, inflatables and food! It was alot of work and Kev was at church from 6:45 am until 11:00 pm last night. I know he is ready for a relaxing weekend as he mailed off his papers for his DMin this week and spent Monday and Tuesday out of town at a Youth conference. I'm proud of all his hard work!



A Bundle of Crazy Energy - that's all I have to say about these three! I love them!

Collin - in complete control over the traffic!

I wasn't very festive with my Halloween costume this year...

Some of the gals

Humble servants - just in case you forget who's in charge

Kev and the boys

Driana and her sweet nephew. She'll be the one wearing a Tigger costume this Saturday!

Kev and Snow White

We Have A New Friend

Kev told me he had two options. He could throw it away or throw it on me.
I'm sure glad he chose the first option.

Hephzibah Middle School Retreat

Last weekend Kev and I went to NC to Wendell for Hephzibah's middle school retreat. Kev was a recreation minister there while in seminary and they asked him to come back and speak for the retreat. Of course I was excited when I found out I would be able to go with them and then had an It was a great time of visiting with old friends and a great get-a-way for the teenagers. The retreat was held at Fort Caswell in Oak Island, North Carolina. The theme was Bedrock Faith and we had a great time of worship and fellowship.

I was able to take Monday off of work so it allowed for us to stay for Sunday night church (which ended up being a business mtg - blah) and have S.N.A.C. with some friends. Monday we visited with the Overman's and we had fun playing with their youngest, Mia - she's a mess as you can see below. The weekend was a blessing to us and we we very tired once we got home!

Yummy cake for our Flintstones Party

I promised Mom I wouldn't blog this pic....oops :)

Greg and Kev

A few of our bedrock girls - Loni, Elizabeth, Renee and Makenzie

Some of the chappies

Flintstones Dance Party

It's tradition that every night the girls get a bedtime story - the first night we read Max Lucado's You Are Special and the second night was a story Mel had about plates. I won't go into details because we had a very funny experience right in the middle of the story :)