Here we are, halfway through July, and I am gathering our JUNE moments . . . some big moments, some small, but all a part of our story.
We eat lots of salads in the summer. Do you?
Car shopping in the 21st century
Rosemary and yarrow from the garden
A small-ish project: an outdoor outlet for . . .
. . . string lights on the patio!
Also in June, we had a sweet visit with Kati, Andrew, and the children!
We played games, visited coffee shops, ate shrimp,
did puzzles, made homemade ice cream,
had brunch at an out-of-town coffee shop, went to an antique store,
visited Gammy, blew bubbles,
and celebrated Ellie's 5th and Andrew's 40th birthday!
did puzzles, made homemade ice cream,
had brunch at an out-of-town coffee shop, went to an antique store,
visited Gammy, blew bubbles,
and celebrated Ellie's 5th and Andrew's 40th birthday!
At the end of the week, Ryan, Sarah, and family came to visit,
and the local family joined us to CELEBRATE our graduates, Bekah and Ben!
(You can read more about it in ~ this ~ post.)
(You can read more about it in ~ this ~ post.)
Before everyone left on Sunday, we had pizza and a little Father's Day celebration.
We hated to see everyone leave, but it had been a good visit!
(Well . . . there was one who was not so sad to see everyone leave. 🐈)
(Well . . . there was one who was not so sad to see everyone leave. 🐈)
At the end of the month, I lost a precious friend.
She had not had an easy life, but now her struggles are over and, because she knew Him, she is forever with the Lord!
I am grateful that I knew her, that her final months were safe and secure, and that she was well-loved. I am also grateful that I had time to say good-bye.
I am grateful that I knew her, that her final months were safe and secure, and that she was well-loved. I am also grateful that I had time to say good-bye.
I will close with these words of promise to all who are His, these words that I read to my friend in her last hours:
The Lord shall preserve your going out and your coming in
From this time forth, and even forevermore.
From this time forth, and even forevermore.
Psalm 121:18



















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Psalm 121 has a very special place in my heart, it was my late husband's favourite psalm and we often read it together.
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