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VBS and a Visit

This week we have had VBS. We are having a delightful time. Here is our friend Dorothy pushing Wells. When I see the babies in the Bye Bye Buggy I have to laugh.
Sarah Kate cries her head off when the ride is over and they take her out. She has a major meltdown.
Hester is one of our most favorite nursery workers. My girls have always loved her. One of the men working in VBS told me that Sarah Kate looked like a sheep dog. That will really bless a mother's heart. I had to laugh and agree with him.
I am working in the baby room this week and loving every minute of it. I LOVE babies and have ever since I was a baby.
Emily is having such a great week. She is not in the official VBS yet, but they are doing great activities with these little ones.
I have been so fortunate this Summer to get to see so many old friends. My OBU friend, Christy came to visit on Sunday with her sweet girls. It was so good to see them. Christy is one of the sweetest people in the world and so thoughtful.
These are her girls, Ashley, Carley and Malley. They are so cute and were so good with my girls.

Comments

Christy said…
Hi Laurie - Everytime I walk the first floor halls here at Arkansas Children's Hospital I think of you. There is a lot of artwork that reminds me so much of what you did with the girls.
Erin said…
Love the pictures!
Kim said…
"Bye Bye Buggy" that made laugh! ha ha! Sounds like you guys are having a great time!
Mary Avery said…
Aww, it's making me wish we were there for VBS. There's always next year. Looks like SK is having a lot of fun there!
Lauren said…
Awwww, so sweet! I miss the VBS days, haha!!! :)
Rebekah said…
I loved looking through all of your pics. It has been so long! The girls are precious. I can't believe how big they are! Time...stand still!!! Hope you guys are having a good summer!

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