Thankful and Tired

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I am thankful for a blessed and busy week. I’ll let my photos speak for me…

Had a hankering for homemade apple cake. Tried a new recipe, and it’s a KEEPER!
Not too little to help
Beginning framing in the barn
Somebody got themselves caught under the ladder
Father’s Day gift – new scaffolding! Best seats in the house!
Found our first live snake! Harmless tree snake.
Everywhere is evidence that TATUM K WAS HERE!
Trenching for water line
Installing utility sink! Such a blessing to be able to wash our hands! (And fill the coffee pot, of course!)
Caught us a kid & a cat
Fill dirt
Baby praying mantis
A CRAZY looking caterpillar
Crawfish
Epic turnout for Annual Gold Network ETX Toy Drive! 2967 toys and gift cards!!! THANK YOU for your donations!
Delivering to Children’s Hospital in Dallas
Our Dream Team, nurses that cared for Sawyer from diagnosis as a baby up until today as a healthy 8 year old! Glory to God!
Back out at the farm
Little Daisy
Tired kitty
Starting our first burn pile was a little scary
After weeks of a serious dry spell, God sent a fantastic shower on the day of our fire, helping us keep it manageable. So thankful!
Epic sunset
So very thankful

Thanks for giving thanks with me.

“Love and faithfulness meet together; righteousness and peace kiss each other. Faithfulness springs forth from the earth, and righteousness looks down from heaven. The Lord will indeed give what is good, and our land will yield its harvest.” (Psalms‬ ‭85:10-12‬)

Published by Heather Rucker

Just a wife and mama thankful to be saved by grace.

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One thought on “Thankful and Tired”

  1. I love looking at the “work in progress”! Kind of expected the framing in of the barn. So grateful for the rain showers that made the giant burn pile safer. The wonderful scaffolding as a much-needed Father’s Day gift. The water line for the marvelous utility sink. (Betcha have a porta-potty, but no pics are needed – LOL!) And such a lovely sunset – a real benediction to a busy day and week. Thrilled about all the gifts and gift cards for Children’s Hospital Oncology. I just knew those were Sawyer’s nurses, even before I read the caption. How encouraging it must be for them to see him soooo healthy! And you had Aunt Gina for your partner, just like on so many trips to Children’s in the past – so grateful for her. Love and prayers always, precious friend.

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