See you in a while!

OH no! I will not be blogging for a little while until we get settled in our new home.
Blessings on my friends and family. Love you all! A little prayer for the four of us loading up and driving 3 vehicles for nearly 9 hours in the snow today would be appreciated!
Until later!!! Amy

Comments

Candie said…
prayers are being sent your way - because yes, the roads will not be friendly. looking foward to hearing from you when you're settled.
December 29, 2009 at 1:58 PM
Cow Pies & Mud Pies said…
Prayers sent for you and your family as well as angels to guard your trip! Look forward to hearing from you when you get somewhat settled!
December 29, 2009 at 2:00 PM
Kreg and Nicole said…
Hi Amy,

I don't know if you'll remember this....but 2 years ago you had commented on my blog because you were sent an update on "Colt McCoy"....which happens to be my son's name too :)He was born at 24 weeks at the time and we had our blog about him. Anyway, he's doing great...thanks to prayers from wonderful strangers like you. Thought you might like to see a photo of him in his new Colt McCoy jersey. coltmccoy.blogspot.com


Happy New Year :)
January 1, 2010 at 10:22 PM
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