Busy, Busy, Busy!

Last week was filled with ballgames and will so continue until mid June. Not 1 or 2 but all 3 of my "children" are playing ball now. I can't deny, I really don't mind being the mom on the bleachers cheering them on! I love it!
This past Saturday we grilled out with some of our close friends that we hadn't seen in a while and just enjoyed some family fun together. We are very thankful for the sweet friends we have!
Sunday, was Mother's Day and the day started off with a wonderful church service that spoke to my heart and then followed by lunch with my crew and my parents at Kobe's. I hadn't had Kobe's in years...and to eat there at 7 wks pregnant was a huge accomplishment. With the girls, I couldn't get within 10 ft. of Japanese food. We spent time afterwards with Robbie's mom, who praise the Lord is doing much better now after her cancer scare was determined to be broken bones & torn muscles that she had been living with for some time now. I'm so thankful for our Mother's and how much they do & mean to us.
This week I've been getting the girls rooms ready for their new bunkbeds that my dad graciously picked up & delivered for us today and finally sold Kayla's old bedroom suite. It should be interesting on how this new living arrangement will work out. Emma has already claimed the top bunk and has a justified reason in doing so: "But, Mom, Kayla sleep walks and we don't want her to fall off & get hurt". HAHA! I laugh because Emma is never this nice to her sister, meaning she is trying to get what she wants.
Tonight & in the morning, I'm finishing packing yet again for our trip to Greensboro for the 30th HBCT Yellow Ribbon Ceremony. This "ceremony" is mainly scheduled classes for soldiers and their spouses and families that encourage them back into a normal routine and the how-to process. Hopefully one more Ceremony next month and things will get back to normal for a while.
Robbie is also hoping to get a phone call this weekend about a job. He went Tues to Asheville to fill out papers and do a drug test for Johnson Controls Temp Agency (Adecco), and hopefully will start sometime next week. This will be a big answer to prayer if he does get the job. We desperately need another mode of transportation. My car has seen a lot of miles lately and I don't think I'm ready to learn how to learn how to ride a motorcycle!
I'll end tonight with a couple pics of my babies playing ball! Hope you all have an awesome Friday!