- 11 - the number of hours till Britt arrives from Texas
- 6 - the number of excited siblings
- 3 - the days left in the school year for Paige, Isaac, Hope, and Noah
- 1,000 - the number of thank-yous we need to say to Jimmy and Becky for the fabulous work they did this year with that rowdy crew ~ they amaze and bless us
- 25 - days until the SAT and the real start of Paige's summer adventures
- 75 - the number of weekdays I have no idea how I am going to keep the 5 remaining kids busy until school starts again
- unquantifiable - the stress the number above causes
- 1- the number of times Troy and I have gone on a doubled-date with 17 year olds
- 5 - the number of timeouts for Lydia in recent days, we're taking a trip down memory lane to the days of old - she once again thinks she rules the world - huge bummer
- 3 - number of visitors coming to stay with us in the month of May
- 2 - the number of hours it took to travel 3.5 miles yesterday
- 37 - the number of strong women that traveled through deep water to get to class at Heartline today
- 175/105 - the highest blood pressure reading of the day - yikes
- 5.11 the pounds and ounces of the tiniest baby in the room today
- 3 - the number of ladies that graduated a while back but came today to say hello :)
- 84% humidity in Tabarre/PAP tonight ~ Related: 8 prayers for Ed'H to stay on all night
- 9:30 - the time tired aging parents of many should go to bed
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
by the numbers
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5 comments:
love your date night!!!
Both couples are so cute!!! :)
How many 17-year-olds willingly double date with mom and dad? You guys are awesome. And that pic is stunning.
My husband and I would love to know what you do on your date nights in Haiti. Robby has been to PAP 3 times and I have been able to go twice. We love your blog and enjoy seeing what others are doing in Haiti. Thanks, Katie
Marla, we are VERY blessed to have a kid that likes us :) and we enjoy being with her and like Kevin a whole lot.
Katie -
We usually go about 8 miles to Petionville (we live near the airport) and go out to eat at one of the restaurants there ... we love a few more than others and seem to go to the same two or three places. The ride is usually 60 to 90 minutes one way so date night is mainly spent getting to and from the place we choose but it is still fun to get out occasionally. :-)
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