Thursday, May 15, 2008

Tinker Bell Turns Ten!! Not Really!!

Wow ... it has taken me several weeks to get back here. Tinker Bell is actually still four ... although as her Daddy put it yesterday she seems to be going through a "Terrible Twos" stage! :o) I guess she's just spreading her wings! HA!HA!

A few weekends ago we went to Louisville, Kentucky to cheer Daddy on as he ran the Kentucky Derby Marathon. The girls waited very anxiously to have a chance at running with Daddy ... here they go ...


After the marathon (that's 26.2 miles!) ... we drove back from Kentucky to Marion, Indiana where Chris graduated with his Master's Degree in Ministerial Leadership from Indiana Wesleyan University.

We dropped the girls off with friends (thank you Brad & Heidi) and picked up Chris' parents. We had a great evening with them ... celebrating Chris' accomplishment!



The past few weeks we have been quite busy! wrapping up our first year of preschool with lots of special events. Here is a picture of us at Mommy Night!

Last weekend we went with Daddy to Port Huron, Michigan to a church plant there. Chris and I had the privilege of speaking at the church on Mother's Day morning. We have fun traveling together and I'm always honored when Chris invites me to "share the stage" with him when he's speaking.

Well the little darlings need Mommy's attention now ... until next time ...

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

you conrad gals (all 3!!) just get more and more beautiful with every new picture that gets posted! chris is a very lucky man to be surrounded by such amazing ladies!

love and miss you all!

Mama Ro said...

well you certainly know how to make a girl cry! the pictures and stories have the tears rolling down my cheeks. it just makes my heart swell to see such joy on all of your faces. isn't it amazing how God had the two most precious amazing little girls just waiting for you to "pick them up" and bring them home for good.
wow!
i love that you have surrounded them with friends and children that will become part of their extended family - so much history and legacy available to them.
i miss you and think of all of you often. if you get here to madison, please will you call us and let us know? we want to see you all again.
much love to all the conrads from the rostad household!