December 25, 2009
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Family Gathering at Grandma K’s
Here are a few pictures from the family gathering at Grandma K’s
This is Grandma K. She is Hubby’s Grandmother.
Here is Hubby
Here is S
A picture of C
Here is W and if you look in the mirror you can see a bit of me
Hubby and all of our little ones
Hubby’s fatherThere are just a few pictures. Hope you enjoyed seeing them.
Blessings and Shalom
Comments (6)
What a beautiful family and Happy Holidays to all of you.
that’s what the holidays are about family and love and God
Dear Kirsten,
You have a beautiful family and is indeed blessed. I always like it when Xangan’s share their family pictures because it give me a bit of a clearer perspective of who the person behind the blog is.
I did not comment that often on your blog but I enjoyed reading your views. I think we differ in terms of many aspects and yet in you I saw a person who lives with the conviction of her own believes. That is an inspiration to me to live fully up to what I believe as well. I also saw how you grew in your faith over 2009 and it is no surprise since you do take your faith seriously. Based on what I know about your believes, I trust they also help you to fortify your family as a unit.
My wish for you is that you will continue to be an example to all on Xanga as a proud woman, convinced in her own path. I hope that, that strength will also be a true light for your family to grow. I am looking forward to follow your path on Xanga throughout 2010. We will have our ups and our downs but I am sure whatever comes your way you will turn it into a success.
I wish you blessings.
Regards,
Jurgens
@stixandstonz2009 - Thank you
@Zeal4living - Thank you.
L’shanah tovah tikatev v’taihatem (May you be inscribed and sealed for a good year)
I pray that you have a blessed 2010 if it is God’s will for us to have another year.
Gesundheit and Shalom
As a ghost writer for Lamb (yes she left herself logged on and on her subscriptions), I KolDodi enjoyed seeing these photos. How lovely and hoped you each enjoyed being with one another in love. Shabbat Shalom!