One would think that being a bohemian at heart, one month of living out of suitcases wouldn't be too difficult. The movers took our stuff on August 9th and tomorrow on September 5th is when we will have our boxes and furniture delivered. It is a long complicated boring story. Next move, I hope to move ourselves.
So, before I receive the sea of boxes, I wanted to jot down some reflections. Texas is so beautiful. Here is the lake which is right off Post, which offers every type of outdoor recreation imaginable for military families. Everything from horseback riding to paintball to huge water slides.
Texas is more beautiful than I had thought it could be. The sky is large and beautiful, and unlike the big sky of Wisconsin, (where we lived for five years) it is full of color. In the day, bright blue with large fluffy white clouds. In the evening, pinks, yellows and every other imaginable hue. (Did my best trying to capture it while riding in a moving car with my phone).
The flowers and plants are awesome.
Some prickly pear and a hidden trail behind my house.....
The schools on post are very nice, and very close. Walking distance, but since the times for the elementary and middle school are not staggered, I am still trying to figure out how to get both kids. Ransom has a 45 minute bus ride to school, but he doesn't seem to mind.
This flowering tree, whatever it is, is so pretty....
We have a quiet, tranquil backyard with a gorgeous view of the golf course. So far, Ethan is learning how to golf in the back, and Ransom is skate boarding every day.
There are so many thoughts in my head right now, but I think this is good for now. A week with no internet survived and ready to blog some more artsy stuff once I am unpacked.
And for the most important part, James.....
he is a Battalion Chaplain and he has around 1600 soldiers to serve. He was made for this job. But it is not going to be easy. Anyone who has family in the military or has served in the military knows what challenges he will be up against and the situations he will be trying to aid. So if he is in your thoughts or prayers... THANK YOU!
So, before I receive the sea of boxes, I wanted to jot down some reflections. Texas is so beautiful. Here is the lake which is right off Post, which offers every type of outdoor recreation imaginable for military families. Everything from horseback riding to paintball to huge water slides.
Texas is more beautiful than I had thought it could be. The sky is large and beautiful, and unlike the big sky of Wisconsin, (where we lived for five years) it is full of color. In the day, bright blue with large fluffy white clouds. In the evening, pinks, yellows and every other imaginable hue. (Did my best trying to capture it while riding in a moving car with my phone).
The flowers and plants are awesome.
Some prickly pear and a hidden trail behind my house.....
The schools on post are very nice, and very close. Walking distance, but since the times for the elementary and middle school are not staggered, I am still trying to figure out how to get both kids. Ransom has a 45 minute bus ride to school, but he doesn't seem to mind.
This flowering tree, whatever it is, is so pretty....
We have a quiet, tranquil backyard with a gorgeous view of the golf course. So far, Ethan is learning how to golf in the back, and Ransom is skate boarding every day.
There are so many thoughts in my head right now, but I think this is good for now. A week with no internet survived and ready to blog some more artsy stuff once I am unpacked.
And for the most important part, James.....
he is a Battalion Chaplain and he has around 1600 soldiers to serve. He was made for this job. But it is not going to be easy. Anyone who has family in the military or has served in the military knows what challenges he will be up against and the situations he will be trying to aid. So if he is in your thoughts or prayers... THANK YOU!
Praying the Lord continues to bless you, and keep you in the palm of his hand. Love to everyone! Please keep us posted. PS: Ransom is turning out to be such a fun, pleasant and interesting guy. We enjoyed seeing him at Grammies.
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Cindy
Thank you, Cindy!
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