My Red Rubber Boots: our vacation so far (in photos)

Thursday, September 2, 2010

our vacation so far (in photos)

my pregnant husband (so glad he can carry Micah now!)

we showed Micah some seals at a marine mammal rehabilitation center

we saw an emu!

the redwoods!

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TamaraSeptember 2, 2010 at 7:53 PM
Looks like you guys are having a wonderful relaxing time! Noah wondered, "is the emu's name Edward?".
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AshleySeptember 3, 2010 at 7:52 AM
I love the picture of Micah grabbing Stewart's shirt. Very cute.

Hope you have a wonderful vacation!
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NikiSeptember 5, 2010 at 9:26 PM
Looks like fun! So glad you can enjoy a little family vacation!
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About Charisa

I am first of all a Jesus-loving, Bible-believing, daughter-of-the-King of kings! Second, I'm a wife to my amazing husband, Stewart, and I love spending time with him, especially outdoors. I'm also Momma to our five children: Micah (born Nov 2009), Halle (born July 2011), Jackson (born Jan 2013), Judah (born Sept 2014), and Titus (born April 2016). All that makes me rely on the Holy Spirit, ask for help when I need it, take naps, and never decline anyone who offers to wash my dishes! I'm "simply a nobody trying to exalt Somebody" (quote by Jim Elliot).

About Stewart

I am alive because of Christ! He made me to be in love with Him forever. Now he has commissioned me to call others to know his love and grace, giving me His Spirit, His word and making me part of His church to resource me for this task. I am married to the most beautiful woman I know! She's my antithesis and God's tool for moulding me into righteousness. I love to eat her food and to cook sensationally palate tingling food with her. I also love our children and look forward to God's growing me as their father. I love mountains and granite bluffs and trees and lakes and awe-inspiring views that scream of the Glorious Creator.

My Red Rubber Boots

Thursday, September 2, 2010

our vacation so far (in photos)

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