
Showing posts with label Sissy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sissy. Show all posts
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Date with Daddy
Last Thursday, Super Dave took Sissy to the Dads n Daughters Valentine Dance at church. I'm so glad they decided to go; they had a great time. A sweet memory for both of them to treasure. What a great, handsome Daddy and such a sweet, beautiful girl. Momma Wolg


More Pictures from our 2nd Snow
After I posted the pictures from our 2nd snow of the year, which was primarily ice at that point, it snowed the next day. So, finally, I am posting some of the pictures from the 'snow day'. For some, this amount of snow is not impressive, but for North Texas, we'll take it. And in true Texas fashion, it is now in the 70's and 80's...about time to pull out the flip flops again. :)
Momma Wolg

Momma Wolg

Thursday, February 3, 2011
Growing Up
Say it isn't so? My little girl is not so little anymore. A couple weeks ago, Sissy went to her first children's retreat at church. In other words, she slept away from home...without her Mom. She's had many sleep overs, but only with family members or close friends.
It feels like she's hitting a milestone. Not just the retreat, but with Sissy out growing her "little girl" things. Part of me is excited to see her grow up and I'm so proud. However, part of me is sad. As we've started getting rid of some stuff in the house, like toys the kids have outgrown. It about brought me to tears as I boxed up baby dolls and princess stuff. Remembering a time past, never to return. But, I'm also looking forward to new adventures and memories together.
Hugs and Kisses to my sweet girl. Momma Wolg
Sissy and her BFF going to the "Whatever" Children's Retreat
Such a sweet friendship...reminds me of my childhood friend
"Bye Mom"
She's probably thinking...You can go now Mom.
It feels like she's hitting a milestone. Not just the retreat, but with Sissy out growing her "little girl" things. Part of me is excited to see her grow up and I'm so proud. However, part of me is sad. As we've started getting rid of some stuff in the house, like toys the kids have outgrown. It about brought me to tears as I boxed up baby dolls and princess stuff. Remembering a time past, never to return. But, I'm also looking forward to new adventures and memories together.
Hugs and Kisses to my sweet girl. Momma Wolg
Sissy and her BFF going to the "Whatever" Children's Retreat
Such a sweet friendship...reminds me of my childhood friend
"Bye Mom"
She's probably thinking...You can go now Mom.Back from the retreat...Sissy had a blast! She's happy, tired and dirty. And, she's ready for summer camp now.
Sunday, January 9, 2011
First Snow of 2011
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Christmas 2010
Another Christmas here and gone. I don't really want to put up the decorations. JT refuses to believe it's really over. I LOVE Christmas, celebrating the birth of our Savior, and the warmth of the season. Could you imagine if people had the CHRISTmas spirit throughout the year? Giving, volunteering, doing for others, trying hard to make sure those in need don't go without, attending church, spending time with friends & family, singing, telling others you love them and thinking about them, beautiful decorations, wonderful food, celebrating Jesus' birth... I could go on, but you get the picture. Could you imagine?
As we do each year, we stayed home for Christmas and attended Christmas Eve service at church. And, as always, we had a wonderful Christmas! Grammy & Papa came. I SO enjoy the eve service, singing carols, hearing the Christmas story and lighting candles. My favorite is looking at my children in the candle light, treasuring them as a gift from God and the amazement at how much they have grown in a year, and remembering the most important birth of all.
On Christmas, Uncle Paul and family joined us as well. The kids were so EXCITED to see their cousins. We had a great time eating, visiting and playing games. LOTS of laughter and LOTS of food.
I hope all of you had a blessed Christmas, as we did.
Much love, Momma Wolg
Santa brought Sissy a big girl bike in her favorite color. Woo Hoo!
Barely awake, JT came in to find Santa brought him a new bike, a.k.a. motorcycle.
Wow! Santa saw him at the store when he found this bike and cried because he wanted it so.
As we do each year, we stayed home for Christmas and attended Christmas Eve service at church. And, as always, we had a wonderful Christmas! Grammy & Papa came. I SO enjoy the eve service, singing carols, hearing the Christmas story and lighting candles. My favorite is looking at my children in the candle light, treasuring them as a gift from God and the amazement at how much they have grown in a year, and remembering the most important birth of all.
On Christmas, Uncle Paul and family joined us as well. The kids were so EXCITED to see their cousins. We had a great time eating, visiting and playing games. LOTS of laughter and LOTS of food.
I hope all of you had a blessed Christmas, as we did.
Much love, Momma Wolg
Sissy is "helping" make holiday goodies. Chocolate!
Santa brought Sissy a big girl bike in her favorite color. Woo Hoo!
Barely awake, JT came in to find Santa brought him a new bike, a.k.a. motorcycle.Wow! Santa saw him at the store when he found this bike and cried because he wanted it so.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
My Third Grader
My sweet third grader has been busy at school. Besides all the holiday stuff at school and the winter class party, the third grade had their school musical program. This year was "How the Penguins Saved Christmas", which is ironic if you know Daddy's parenting story about little penguins. Amazingly enough, I got no calls from the school. Whew! Made it through that.
Sissy made an adorable penguin. Here's her long-time buddy. They have grown up so much since Kindergarten. Unfortunately, my camera was not cooperating and I didn't get many good pic's. It was such a cute program. Great job third graders and Mrs. Irick.

Sissy also had a presentation at school for being chosen as Student of the Month for her class in October. Her Daddy and I are so proud of her! The criteria to select the students are: putting forth their best effort, the qualities of trustworthy, responsible, respectful, fair, caring and a good citizen, and sets a good example for others. Great job Sissy!!
Sissy made an adorable penguin. Here's her long-time buddy. They have grown up so much since Kindergarten. Unfortunately, my camera was not cooperating and I didn't get many good pic's. It was such a cute program. Great job third graders and Mrs. Irick.

Sissy also had a presentation at school for being chosen as Student of the Month for her class in October. Her Daddy and I are so proud of her! The criteria to select the students are: putting forth their best effort, the qualities of trustworthy, responsible, respectful, fair, caring and a good citizen, and sets a good example for others. Great job Sissy!!Thanksgiving 2010
Well, I'm running behind posting pictures and blog posts since Thanksgiving. This is just a busy time of year. I can not believe Christmas is less than a week away!
We went to Grammy and Papa's in Lubbock for Thanksgiving. AND, Daddy's Uncle Faun, Yolanda and Ethan came too. The kids had such a great time playing with their cousin. Everyone had a great time, great food (thanks Grammy) and great time away.
I made a quick trip over to New Mexico to see Mimi, who had surgery on her wrist. I got to see Dad for dinner also. It was great to see them both. I'm happy to report that Mom is doing well! My sister and I got Mom a Keurig coffee maker for Christmas. I took it to her for an early so I could set it up and she could start using it while in a cast on her Right arm. She likes it (I liked it - jealous).
So much I'm thankful for, but I think that will be a separate post. :) Momma Wolg
We went to Grammy and Papa's in Lubbock for Thanksgiving. AND, Daddy's Uncle Faun, Yolanda and Ethan came too. The kids had such a great time playing with their cousin. Everyone had a great time, great food (thanks Grammy) and great time away.
I made a quick trip over to New Mexico to see Mimi, who had surgery on her wrist. I got to see Dad for dinner also. It was great to see them both. I'm happy to report that Mom is doing well! My sister and I got Mom a Keurig coffee maker for Christmas. I took it to her for an early so I could set it up and she could start using it while in a cast on her Right arm. She likes it (I liked it - jealous).
So much I'm thankful for, but I think that will be a separate post. :) Momma Wolg
Grammy had a fun activity planned...decorating 'turkey' cookies.
Ethan is getting a little help from Yolanda.
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