BIG, BIG

After waking up from naptime Tyse is always super thirsty.  Never mind the fact that he always has to sleep with his heavy comforter on.  He is always wanting a BIG, BIG glass of ice water as soon as he wakes up.  On this day Jas granted him his wish.  He was so happy.

schlitterbahn, and dino restaurant

We had a fun day with the cousins at schlitterbahn. Was it fun.........yea, but not exactly what I had expected. I think its mostly geared for younger kids. Andrew had a blast, but think anyone any older would get kind of bored. I guess after looking at pictures on the internet I thought it was going to be huge. It will be in a few years!! They have alot to build yet, so mabe when it gets finished older kids will be able to spend more time there. Later, we headed to the "dinosaur" restaurant at the legends. Always a fun place to eat, we had been there before but it must have been when Tyse was to young to remember. He was a bit scared, which is really out of the ordinary for him. As I was getting ready to make this post and get a few pictures together, I realized that there weren't to many good ones. I am a multi-tasker but its super hard to watch a 1 year old and a 3 year old (at a place involving water) and take pictures all at the same time.















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Any last words Andrew????

SuMmEr Is FiNaLlY hErE........

Yea for summertime!!



Notice the life jacket-Safety is always first at the Frazee house...

SpLiSh SpLaSh

There are not many activities that we can do to catch the interest of both a 8 year old and a 1 year old at the same time. This is definitely one of them. They had a blast.
















AND ONE LAST REASON PLAYING IN THE PUDDLES IS THE BEST THING TO DO--




YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO INSIDE TO TAKE A POTTY BREAK--


Jamie, as I was adding all these pictures for this blog post, I kept thinking of you. Thought you especially would enjoy all these "BOY" pictures. This is what you might have coming to you someday honey!!!!!!

Quote...Of.......The...Day.....

Oh man, i really need to update.  Summer updates will be even worse I sure. 

Andrew: " MOM YOU DON'T KNOW EVERYTHING.   ALL YOU REALLY KNOW ABOUT IS STUFF ABOUT KIDS."

Wasn't sure if he he was meaning to build me up here, or tear me down?!!?! 

I'm actually gonna take it as a compliment.

Have a great weekend.

B-E-A-utiful

If this ain't the most beautiful thing on this side of the pearly gates, I don't know what is. You really should drive by and see it.....the blooms don't last long.
ON A SIDE NOTE, IF YOU DON'T HAVE SMELL-A-BLOG FEEL FREE TO COME AND SMELL IT!!

feeling a little convicted this am!?!?!?!

This was a great reminder for me this AM!! My husband would probably not consider me a nag, but sometimes I feel like I am one. Great reading when you have time.

Don't Nag

No matter how you feel the Lord prompting you to respond to a conflict, you should feel remorse that any type of conflict has occurred. You are to lament the fact that the marriage relationship has suffered an injury, regardless of what happened or who was responsible for initiating the conflict. The woman felt the full sting and pain of what she had done (see Song 5:6-8).

Solomon did not inflict the pain upon her; it was the “watchmen,” the faithful guardians of God’s people. If your spouse wrongs you, give God some time to work in your mate’s heart. Let God have an opportunity to deal with the conscience of your spouse. Your role is not to have that of the Holy Spirit in your spouse’s life. My role as a husband is to teach my wife what I know to be true, love her tenderly, care for her, and provide for her all that she needs, but I am not her Savior, her divine Spirit of truth, or her Comforter and Counselor. Only the Lord can fill those roles.

I have counseled many couples in which either the husband or the wife continually nags the other about what the other does wrong before the Lord. These beleaguered nagged spouses can’t hear the voice of the Lord because the spouse is talking so loudly! They feel manipulated, put upon, and downtrodden. My advice to the nagging spouse is to keep quiet and let God work. It’s amazing how God moves into a person’s life. Truly His ways are higher than man’s ways, and His methods are not only very creative but extremely effective!

My Question For You: Has nagging broken in to your relationship? Are you the nag or are you being nagged? How do you feel about that?

My Challenge For You: Don’t nag. It surely won’t help your relationship. Let the Holy Spirit work.