Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

As you all know I absolutely LOVE Christmas, so of course I have had my Christmas decor up for a few weeks now, but I am ecstatic that everyone else is finally getting around to putting theirs up too!

We had a wonderful Thanksgiving this year got to spend some good quality time with our family & friends back home. Which it seems like lately we haven't been able to get back as often because we are just so dad-gum busy! We of course went on our traditional Black Friday shopping trip EARLY Friday morning. I just have to say I was really disappointed in the sales/items out this year. I think this is the first year that we didn't get most of our Christmas shopping done. I dragged my brother and his girlfriend with us and I dont think he will be joining us again in the near future, I dont think he enjoyed waiting in line outside in the cold as much as we do haha.

Over Thanksgiving break my friend Ashleigh got me hooked on these crafting blogs. I am so addicted now! Thanks Ashleigh, as though I didn't have enough to do already! Plus Caleb is  Suuuupper excited about this because he now come home to glitter, glue and whatever else I have been trying to craft that day all over the kitchen floor. We have both decided we definitely need a bigger place! A girl definitely deserves her own craft room =) Not just the kitchen floor! So hopefully when we have to move out in May we can make that happen ( hint hint Caleb).

School is beginning to wrap up but I cant even think about that because of all the craziness we have going on during the month of December. Its not even December yet and we are already almost completely booked! We have so much with Christmas parties, All the Christmas' with our families & getting prepared for Rwanda we have no down time.

Please remember to keep us in your prayers as we continue to prepare for Rwanda. We need each and every one of those prayers as we prepare, travel and throughout our journey there. We will keep you more up to date as the time gets closer. You can read more in depth about our mission trip at www.rwandahope.blogspot.com