Birthday Celebrations!

Happy Birthday Grandpa and Grandma! May the Lord bless you for all the service you have done for Him; here and in Africa, and may He continue to bless you with more years of life for His Glory! 

Thanks to Aunt Carmen, the party was complete with balloons and noise makers to spice up the celebration, and make us all deaf! =) 

Thanks Tia! =) 

George T. Learned (present and past) 

Mildred Harrison Learned (present and past) 

Evening at Heritage Park

The other evening we all headed over to Heritage Park so the boys could try their hands at fishing again, and us ladies spent our time admiring the beautiful gardens filled with produce and flowers that surrounded the large pond and aged buildings placed throughout the park. 

 

 

 

 

 

Praise the LORD
O praise the Lord most high
Ruler of land and sky
Teacher of the people of the moor
Helper of weak and poor
Praise the Lord of power and might
Leader of the Christian fight
Josiah T. Sauve

 

The Adventures in Port Huron with Grace and Christianna

1411 Griswold St. is where my uncle grew up, and is now the summer home for my grandparents when visiting from Florida. This past week Faith, Christianna and I had the opportunity to stay with them and help out with cooking and other things since my Grandma fractured a vertebrae in her back. Faith was able to stay from Monday till Wednesday and then Christianna and I switched with her till we were picked up on the way to church on Sunday. Between taking my great aunt to the doctor, exploring the hidden treasures of the old house, baking and enjoying a stroll along the river, we also enjoyed spending time reading, drawing or just talking with our Grandparents. 

Past the gate, into the small backyard, where once they were pruned and cultivated, now wandered wild and entangled; roses and ivy, ferns and bushes waiting to be admired and enjoyed once again. 

 

On Thursday, while Grandma and Grandpa were away at a luncheon, Christianna and I opened the door of mystery and headed up to the attic to see what it contained. Though most of it seemed to be filled with holiday decor and things retired from use, such as lamps, small tables and chairs, there were also somethings that appeared to hold tales of eras before our existence, filled full with stories that might never be told.  

Though we did not open them, we were told that these old trunks had been filled with memorbilia from WWII and their owner's time of service for our country. 

A collection of styles and fashion of yesterdays, filled with memories and stories past lived. 

Remembering the past and mysteries untold. 

With being so used to cooking for 9 people, preparing a meal for only 4 was a piece of cake!