Here's the kids Christmas pic! Can you tell by looking at Meya that it was a little chilly:)

I went to a hair supply store, and got the girls the correct type of shampoo and conditioner. We then came home and did a deep conditioner, and style.
This is my first attempt at doing twists. Im not ready to try braids yet.........

Here is the website where the girls article is.
http://www.mvtelegraph.com/

Hello friends and family! The interview with the reporter went great! The girls did very good. They are very anxious to see the article in this Thursdays paper, and asked that I get a copy for their teachers. I dont know how indepth the article will be, he asked a lot of questions.
There has been a lot of interest by our blog viewers to order bracelets, so I wanted to let you all know how we decided it will work.
You can ask questions or submit orders to ktlynn99@comcast.net
Shipping will be free, and if ordered via the computer, they will be reduced to $5 each.
Special requests are welcomed. All bracelets will be in a clear package with a thank you note.
When ordering, include these things.
1. How many
2. What sizes ex. child, adult, XL
3. Mailing address.
4. Any special requests.
Thanks for all your support and prayers!
KT

Here are Journee and Meya working on bracelets!












Here are some examples of the stuff they are making. Every one is different and a one of a kind! Most of the beads are glass.










The local paper wants to do a story on the girls making bracelets! We hope this will be a great experience for the girls, as well as boost the sales! Tomorrow at 4pm the reporter is coming, pray all goes well. Also, we found two small shops in town that are selling the bracelets!

WWW.HEIFER.ORG

The girls are working diligently at making 100 bracelets to sell to buy a cow for an African family. A cow costs about $500, so they are selling the bracelets for $6 each. A dear and wonderful friend of mine has agreed to put them in her hair salon and her consignment shop! This will be great!

When I brought up the idea, the girls were a little sad the cow wasn’t for their family, but once I explained, they were overjoyed to take on this project.
It has provided great bonding time for the girls and I. When they get too silly, I have to remind them that no one will get a cow if we don’t get busy!

Keep this project in your prayers, and let us know if you need any Christmas gifts, we have a perfect ideaJ Free shipping!

Maree post op from her hernia surgery.
Poor baby:(
She is doing great though.

Today we attended an Adoption Party, and had a blast. There were games, cookie decorating, a playground, and balloons. What more could a kid want?!

Here are Journee and Hannah decorating Cookies. I made the sugar cookies, 11 dozen of them! Journee couldn't wait to eat "Moms" cookies:)
Hannah dumped a whole container of sprinkles on ONE cookie!



Here is Luke, he liked the M&M's more then my cookies:(













Meya and Luke driving a boat to Old McDonalds, their favorite place to eat!
I tried to explain the difference between McDonalds and Old McDonald, but it was useless..................










Meya and Journee love doing gymnastics, they say "I like sport".


















The girls spinning and spinning!! No one got sick, thank goodness.







Half a family picture:)