Friday, December 26, 2008
Monday, December 8, 2008
Special Keepsakes
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Master's Hand Candle Co. and Gift Shop!
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Silver Dollar City
Silver Dollar City was so much fun, every building had pretty lights. It was so pretty after dark! We got there a little before it opened and left after it was closed!
It was so much more then we expected...there were some really fun roller coasters (my personal favorite) and a lot of shops which sold different things that were made right before your eyes. Silver Dollar City was so big that we were very grateful the Wissmann's came and showed us around! They made for pretty good roller coaster buddy's too: )
One of my favorites was the pottery shop!
The lady was amazing!
I had never seen anyone do pottery before first hand!
Going down into "Grandfathers house" a place that all the floors are slanted so when you looked in the mirror it seemed you were standing at a perpetual slant...you can't quite describe it...it was weird.
..they finally got caught..
When we got there it was pretty cold and drizzling!
Trip to Branson!
This past weekend our "new" family (that is without any of the older boys) took a wonderful trip to Branson MO!
The Wissmann's are down there for about 2 months so we decided to go and visit them, watch their show, visit Silver Dollar City and have a nice family time! It was everything we expected and more! I tried to take pictures of the Wissmann's while they were perfoming but they didn't turn out very well so you can visit The Wissmann's blog to see some good ones!
Friday, November 21, 2008
Gift Opening
A little over a week after the wedding, fresh from their honeymoon and settling into their new apartment, Josh and Alaina hosted a gift opening at the Club House in their apart. complex.
Mr. & Mrs. Beasley: )
Friday, November 7, 2008
Wedding
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Wedding/Rehersal dinner prep
Decorating, setting tables, cooking food, laughing with friends were all part of getting the Rehersal Dinner ready! We had such a wonderful group of helpers!
Marking tape for where the bridal party would stand during the ceremony
DeFord Football party
Whew! I haven't posted in quite a while: ) Thank you for being patient, and staying with me! As my excuse, I have been really busy! The wedding was last week, Dan was home, I had my neonatal class (which went very well, thank you all for praying!) and got sick to boot.
But before all the busy flurry of activity the DeFord's had their annual football party out in Perry, Ne. It was very fun! The guys played football and the girls watched, cheered or went shopping: )
After football we went over to the church, had supper and settled down to some very energetic games!
The first game was a version of "Hot Potato". Someone played the piano while everyone else passed different objects around. When the music ended whoever was still holding an object was out.
The second game was Musical Chairs. It was to say the least very rigorous! Boy that room was hot when we were done: )
It narrowed down pretty quickly. Thank you DeFord's for your hospitality!
But before all the busy flurry of activity the DeFord's had their annual football party out in Perry, Ne. It was very fun! The guys played football and the girls watched, cheered or went shopping: )
The guys started it off a little rough.
It's a good thing that Alaina wasn't there, with the wedding just over a week away she would have flipped (and rightfully so) if Josh got a black eye or some other injury.
It's a good thing that Alaina wasn't there, with the wedding just over a week away she would have flipped (and rightfully so) if Josh got a black eye or some other injury.
After football we went over to the church, had supper and settled down to some very energetic games!
The first game was a version of "Hot Potato". Someone played the piano while everyone else passed different objects around. When the music ended whoever was still holding an object was out.
The second game was Musical Chairs. It was to say the least very rigorous! Boy that room was hot when we were done: )
It narrowed down pretty quickly. Thank you DeFord's for your hospitality!
Monday, October 27, 2008
Beasley Test Day
Well this is Esther and I am hacking Anna's blog. She has been so busy study, that she has had no time to post! She is going to take a Neonatal Resuscitation test tomorrow at the Children's Hospital. This is a class that will teach Anna how to treat baby's who are born with a lack of oxygen or breathing problems. She is taking this class because she wants to be a midwife assistant. Betsy is also taking this class so do not forget to pray for her as well! This is the biggest test Anna has ever taken! It may be the only one she has ever taken! So please remember her in
your prayers tomorrow! Dan is also taking his baby bar so please pray for him as well!!!
I am sure you will do a great job Anna, Betsy and Dan!
Because the bible says "those who honor God I will honor" And you have honored God!
I love you Anna!!
Monday, October 20, 2008
Daddy
It's been tradition that on Daddy's birthday he goes and kicks a field goal according to his age. I can't quite remember, but I think that he has pretty much made it ever year (give or take a few) but you can't be a pro forever: )
Needless to say, as the years roll by the harder it gets...
Sunday afternoon, Oct 12th, he started at the 20 yd line and worked his way back.
Phillip was the official ball holder: )
Just look at that flexibility, Daddy used to have very tight hamstrings, but with diligent stretching...it's not that way any more!
Dad wasn't the only one that kicked, with our whole family there all the boys took their turn at the tee. But nobody could match their father! It was Joe that kicked the farthest of the boys with a 35 yard field goal, Caleb with little bit of luck managed an extra point, Josh on the other hand...let just say he should stick to biking. We can't pronounce Joe the victor quite yet however, as Dan wanted to, but couldn't make it this time: ) He would give Joe a run for his money, after all "a brother is born for adversity".
Needless to say, as the years roll by the harder it gets...
Sunday afternoon, Oct 12th, he started at the 20 yd line and worked his way back.
Phillip was the official ball holder: )
Just look at that flexibility, Daddy used to have very tight hamstrings, but with diligent stretching...it's not that way any more!
Dad wasn't the only one that kicked, with our whole family there all the boys took their turn at the tee. But nobody could match their father! It was Joe that kicked the farthest of the boys with a 35 yard field goal, Caleb with little bit of luck managed an extra point, Josh on the other hand...let just say he should stick to biking. We can't pronounce Joe the victor quite yet however, as Dan wanted to, but couldn't make it this time: ) He would give Joe a run for his money, after all "a brother is born for adversity".
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