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Time in Tulsa

We continue to be amazed at the miracle of Harper. A friend said tonight. "Harper doesn't realize that she is a missionary!" We laughed and talked about how true that is!!!!!!!!!!!! We spent the day with K and S yesterday. We had a great time together.
Here are the missionaries: Kelly and Baby Harper. Doesn't Kelly look great?
Our trip to Tulsa was made possible because of my wonderful parents keeping the girls.

Here is Snow White and sister ballerina.

Comments

Jacquie said…
That is a PRECIOUS picture of your girls.

We're praising God for all His goodness. This last week has been the hardest week and the most amazing week all at the same time.
7:19 PM
kate said…
I love that you let the girls play dress up and enjoy it so...I remember ALWAYS playing and feeling so safe to imagine, make believe, and feel safe to dream and be silly.

you are such a great mom and of course, friend to Kelly! Oh how all your hearts will be happy when you hold that precious gift.
7:32 PM
Amanda (McNeely) Vestal said…
The girls are too cute!
7:55 PM
Jamie said…
That's great that you were able to go over to spend the day with K & S while the girls enjoyed grandparent time! Kelly does look great!

Your girls are so very cute--love that picture of them together!
8:09 PM
The Walkie Talkie said…
Looks like a great day to me! And I bet your parents had a good day too!

Love and prayers! Jenny Beth
8:36 PM
Hillary said…
HAHA! Sarah Kate and Emily are cute and their dress up clothes. And I don't think SK really cares that she doesn't have a shirt on! Can't wait to see them...and you!
4:53 AM
Lauren said…
SOOOOOO CUTE!! Laurie- You're an amazing friend!!! I know Kelly couldn't even put into words how much you mean to her. Just wanted to say hello. Glad you had such a good time with them :)
5:11 AM
Jennifer said…
I think the picture of your girls is so sweet!

I'm so glad Scott and Kelly have such wonderful best friends who have been through every step of this with them! Harper has one amazing story! We are praising God for answered prayers!
8:41 AM
Kim said…
E and SK look so cute! I love the pic of your dad feeding SK...she looks like she is just worn out from all that eating! ha ha! I look like sometimes too....yet, I keep eating and eating!
Speaking of eating...I hope the roads clear se we can go eat Wed night!
2:31 PM
petrii said…
Oh my stars -- those girls of yours are just precious.

Missionaries indeed and what a congregation they serve - the blog world and beyond.

Have a Blessed day,
Dawn
5:50 AM
Leigh Ann said…
That is THE cutest Snow White and ballerina!

Little Harper, Kelly and Scott have touched SO many lives through their faith. It is truly amazing! I am so glad she has opened her eyes. She is so beautiful, and I think looks just like Kelly!
4:37 PM
Fran said…
Laurie...there were many of us together in Atlanta this weekend for a live recording for a CD and DVD by Travis Cottrell....and let me just say...we went on and on about Harper. We all realize how she is being used already for the kingdom of God. He is sooooo good.

I'm so grateful that you and Kelly have one another. Blessings over you and your family.
Fran
7:10 PM
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