God's gifts 223-231

223. Sharing juice with Adrianna and Abel

224. Playing "trolley" at the park
225. Abel wearing the bus shirt Adrianna made for him while waiting for the bus

226. Adrianna bringing in the newspaper from the driveway and then sitting down to read it.  "Mom, do you need a new black refrigerator?  How about a new green shirt?"

227. Adrianna responding, "Oh, you mean turquoise?" when I told her she had a green cup

228. Abel playing with his car with another girl and boy while Adrianna had gymnastics

229. Laughing at a dog so big that he put his head out of his car's sun room

230. Learning about God's divine intervention in our lives from the book of Jonah

231. Knowing God is in control, even with Scott's job

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