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April 8, 2019

What’s On Your Camera Roll? Here’s My Past Two Weeks Recap!

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I love doing this series What’s On Your Camera Roll because it reminds me of what has happened in my life and what I have deemed important enough to snap a picture of. While so many of my pictures are silly ones I am often able to capture some great moments that remind me of a special time or evoke a memory. 

It’s been a long couple of weeks as many of you know with the death of Chris’s brother on March 21st but as life gets back to a somewhat normal (is there ever normal? ) schedule I am realizing even more that it is more important to seize the day and just live.  So what if my windows are dirty?  Who cares if I finally got the hardwood floors cleaned last night after at least 3 weeks?  I am lowering my stress levels and just trying to enjoy life a little bit more each day.

So without further ramblings here are a few of my favorite shots from the past couple of weeks that captured a few moments to remember. 

Meet Marshall – my niece’s dog who thinks he is a lap dog.

A trip past Chris’s old house in Lima revealed that in the past year or so it has been “flipped” and is for sale and looks amazing both inside and outside. It makes me happy to think someone will have a great life in this house.

I was able to visit my mom twice when we were in Ohio and she was having good days both times so it was a wonderful time for both of us. So grateful.

Chris and I took a couple of days to chill out at the lake and hit our favorite little town Lakeside on a brisk but sunny day.

Micah and Aaron flew in for the service and we had a rare family meal at Cracker Barrel where the competition was apparent.

Coming back home after 12 days Mils Holly was happy to see me. She has stepped up to being an only cat but we still miss Buddy terribly.

Cardinals have been everywhere in our yard and are a reminder to me of loved ones who have passed.

I got to spend a wonderful day celebrating my friend Beth’s birthday and yes–there were goats involved!  Babs and her three kids were my favorite .

Our after dinner trash panda guest that I had to chase off the deck. He was none too happy with me but I wasn’t sharing my pork chop with him this time.

So tell me – what’s on YOUR camera roll right now?  Anything worth sharing?  Tell me all about it in the comments and Comment for a Cause for Camp Robin Rogers.  Read more about that by clicking here.

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