I wanted to share some pictures of events that happened right before and during our move to Louisville. We had an incredible time with good friends at our favorite pizza place - the Brick!! - the Sunday night before we left Spartanburg. Even Rick and Jane came too! Props to Josh for ordering a salad!! Jason finally let me order feta cheese on the pizza, which has become a joke because apparently no one we go with ever thinks feta is a good topping. But it was delicious! Our trips back to Spartanburg will definitely include a stop at the Brick with friends! We went back to the Ramantanins afterward for the Wii tournament that lasted late into the night. If you're looking to spice up a gathering, pull out Wii Bowling and require
that everyone only wear socks on the hardwood floors....right, JP? We will make sure we've got the video camera rolling next time.
Jason's wonderful Bible Study guys and their wives got together for a dinner in our honor. Even the Iluzadas were in town from Texas and were able to make it!
Mattie Joy and Savannah were so much fun! We enjoyed spending time with these dear friends, and are so thankful for the times we share with them. These guys have been a huge encouragement to Jason the past few years, and we will both miss his Tuesday nights at the Zions.
You've probably already heard from me or my parents, but the snow was crazy as we drove through Tennessee and on to Kentucky! At one point in our trip, we were driving about 30 miles an hour on the interstate, and you can imagine I was gripping on to the wheel for dear life! I've never been so thankful for 18-wheelers! I tried to stay behind one as long as possible because it was really hard to see the ground! We were relieved to make it to the hotel in Knoxville and park the moving truck for the night.
Our first morning in Louisville, after a long night of moving our stuff in through the snow, Jason's car of course wouldn't start. Thanks for my parents for donating a new car battery! That afternoon, we took my parents on a brief tour of the seminary. Here they are soaking it all in.
It was so beautiful with the snow!
That night we had Christmas with the Reads! Matt, Sara, and our niece Lyla surprised everyone by coming. Lyla had been sick, so we didn't think they would be able to make it. We love our precious niece Lyla and nephew John so very much! It was so much fun to watch them open up gifts. I miss living near my family, but it is so wonderful to live closer to Jason's.
Hopefully soon we'll post pictures of our place!
that everyone only wear socks on the hardwood floors....right, JP? We will make sure we've got the video camera rolling next time.Jason's wonderful Bible Study guys and their wives got together for a dinner in our honor. Even the Iluzadas were in town from Texas and were able to make it!
Mattie Joy and Savannah were so much fun! We enjoyed spending time with these dear friends, and are so thankful for the times we share with them. These guys have been a huge encouragement to Jason the past few years, and we will both miss his Tuesday nights at the Zions.You've probably already heard from me or my parents, but the snow was crazy as we drove through Tennessee and on to Kentucky! At one point in our trip, we were driving about 30 miles an hour on the interstate, and you can imagine I was gripping on to the wheel for dear life! I've never been so thankful for 18-wheelers! I tried to stay behind one as long as possible because it was really hard to see the ground! We were relieved to make it to the hotel in Knoxville and park the moving truck for the night.
Our first morning in Louisville, after a long night of moving our stuff in through the snow, Jason's car of course wouldn't start. Thanks for my parents for donating a new car battery! That afternoon, we took my parents on a brief tour of the seminary. Here they are soaking it all in.
It was so beautiful with the snow!That night we had Christmas with the Reads! Matt, Sara, and our niece Lyla surprised everyone by coming. Lyla had been sick, so we didn't think they would be able to make it. We love our precious niece Lyla and nephew John so very much! It was so much fun to watch them open up gifts. I miss living near my family, but it is so wonderful to live closer to Jason's.
Hopefully soon we'll post pictures of our place!
hey, so fun! thanks for inviting me to read along!!! glad y'all made it there through the snow. looking forward to keeping up via blogworld. (frances)
ReplyDeletelove the lil bloggy! miss you guys so much! praying for you
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