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Our week in Ada

We’ve spent the week in motel at Ada, Oklahoma. I really like it here. [In Ada, not the Quality Inn.]

Wintersmith Park is beautiful. We visited this week. Jer and I ran a mile around the lake while Joel and Sarah sat on a swing and watched us. Jeremiah decided that if we were racing, we needed sponsors. He was Taco Bell, I was Pizza Hut. As we ran around the seemingly endless track, Jeremiah also played the role of announcer.

“Taco Bell is in the lead! But Pizza Hut is catching up!” He gave minute by minute reports until finally he announced, “Taco Bell and Pizza Hut need a break… they found a bench!”

We’ve also been swimming a couple times this week. The kids tried out their water wings. Sarah was soon swimming laps… Jeremiah is not as brave. He’s terrified that we might let go of him in deep water. Sarah was literally swimming circles around him.

We did have a truly terrifying experience at the pool. Jeremiah stood on a chair waiting for Joel to dry off. He fell backward. Still in the pool, I helplessly watched as my boy tumbled over the back of the chair and head first toward the rock paved ground. Surely he would break his head or neck. How could he not? Somehow he twisted and flipped just right. His head didn’t even touch the ground, he just rolled right over. The fall didn’t hurt him at all. But it did hurt me a bit.

3 Comments

  1. Thank God he didn’t hurt himself! Jer probably won’t stand in the chairs again for a while… dang that could of been bad!

    Sounds like you guys have had a great time besides the chair!

    Comment by Myra — July 28, 2006 @ 9:32 am

  2. So glad Jer was okay. Further proof that God watches over our little ones all the time. Helps to remember that when we send them off to school and out from under our protective wings.

    Comment by Debbie — July 28, 2006 @ 11:31 am

  3. You’re running! That’s good! Me too. Last week we went to our Generel Assembly and the chaplains’ pre-Assembly conference, and I ran with the chaplains every morning–it almost killed me! Three miles in thirty minutes (a slow run for them). It felt good though. How are your sit-ups coming along? I’m sure we can do this. When God calls, He equips. We’ll just have to work at it. We can do it! I am really hoping you’ll be there with me in January. What’s that looking like?

    Comment by Patti N — August 3, 2006 @ 10:27 am

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