by katelyn nakatsu
You know those days when everything seems to be going wrong? At first those times may feel frustrating, but eventually you end up laughing when you think about how many things went wrong in one day. Today was one of those days in our house. Except it wasn’t all day; no, all the crazy happenings were…
on friday, while 93% of america was out trick-or-treating, i was with a group of friends packaging food at feed my starving children.
this week we were privileged to welcome david waller + family as well as gabriel cleator into our home. they are currently traveling all over the country to encourage mostly ati families by holding events where they give messages, distribute materials and meet new families.
thursday august 7 marked the first meeting of our new season of bright lights!!
so much has happened this past week and i’m taking a risk by attempting to fit everything into one post. oh well. here i go.
this past weekend we attended the AFHE homeschool convention in phoenix. this time, however, we managed a booth for abiding radio.
recently, we had a lesson in bright lights about gratitude. when discussing the importance of expressing appreciation to others, we decided to throw a banquet for the families of all the girls. this was also a great opportunity to convey all that we have learned throughout the past couple of years. so the date was set…
This February marked the second year anniversary of Bright Lights, a girls Bible study group that meets in our home. I have learned a lot over the past two years and have loved getting to meet each new girl that joins! Last year we had the privilege of being visited by Sarah Mally, the founder…
since my dad’s side of the family is japanese, traditionally, the day after Christmas, we all gather to make mochi (a doughy ball made from rice). the japanese believe it to be “good luck” for the new year, but we just have fun gathering together again!
This year’s Christmas was full of friends, family, and a lot of FUN!!