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Celebrating V-Day early

Angela and I are working on a decoration for Valentine's Day! Happy weekend ya'll! :)

Crazy awesome!

Today I got to hang with my crazy awesome friends Angela.  We went and ate at a restaurant and then drove all over AR.  Also we are wearing my awesome flowers.  P.s. we got a little lost.  It's all her car's fault. :)

Happy February 1st

It was Dad & my Grandpa's idea to put Shiloh on a leash so he let Isaiah take a pic with him.  P.s. he almost got away.

Baby Afghan

It took tell last March but I finally got it done.  Even though my friends baby is already born she will at least have something to keep her warm tell the summer.:) She is now five months oops I feel so bad! Hope she will forgive me.  Lol!

Big Foot

I don't really know why they call it Big Foot if it's just a truck.  Dad wanted Isaiah and I to get together and smile so we had to act like we loved one another.:)

Have you heard of her?

At the age of 18, Katie Davis traveled to Uganda for the first time for a three-week short-term mission trip her senior year. She immediately fell in love with the children and people she met. She determined she would do whatever she had to do to get back to the country that had captured her heart.
After graduation, Katie chose to leave her family, friends, boyfriend, college dreams, and the traditional American path, to teach Kindergarten to 138 wide-eyed children who lived in an orphanage. She began chronicling her journey on her blog, Kisses from Katie. In 2008 she became a mother to three orphaned girls. Later that year she established Amazima Ministries, a non-profit organization devoted to caring for orphaned and vulnerable children and the poor through education sponsorship, feeding programs, vocational initiatives, medical care, and spiritual discipleship.


In October 2011, Katie wrote her first book, Kisses from Katie: A Story of Relentless Love and Redemption, released by Howard Books, a division of Simon & Schuster. Now a mother of 13 daughters and resident of Uganda, Katie inspires us to put our faith to action every day, saying yes to whatever needs Jesus puts before us.