We had planned on making a short and quick announcement last week about our move, but got surprised with three days of our water shutting off due to little maintenance repairs service guys showed up to work on. We’re so thankful most of those repairs are done, but having these many people (including a baby) staying in a house all day without any water was a big hurdle. It gave us a tiny understanding of what others had to go through after devastating storms. 🏠

They found Tim’s second work replacement here recently, which means we are moving to West Texas in a couple of months. We weren’t supposed to leave until next year, but last year I had prayed if staying here (especially our historical home)would be bad for my health or our family, that God would cause us to move early. We’ll miss so many people and wonderful things about living here, but this is a great answer to prayer too which we can share another time. ❤️

Things have been ramping up already with sporadic and sometimes hectic schedules as is normal for big moves, large households, but most especially military families. Please keep us in your prayers while we are house hunting, scheduling appointments, getting ready for another work trip, traveling Lord willing for a funeral, music and voice lessons, some school work, and going through more house maintenance repairs. 🙏😊#thankyou #moving

(👉Bonus points if you can guess which of our children’s books some of these illustrations came from and even page numbers📗)