The Need for Hope

The "occasional" occurrences of a Jesus-loving homeschool family....

The Need for Hope

The "occasional" occurrences of a Jesus-loving homeschool family....

Monday, August 31, 2015

We made it!

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We got checked in just in time to grab some food and some supplies for the days ahead (water!!!!). And now, we are exhausted and ready to cr...

Oh! The Places You'll Go

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On the drive down to LAX this morning, Ben and I passed the time in the wee hours by thinking about some of the great hospitals we have been...
Tuesday, August 25, 2015

First things....and that awkward question.

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This year has been a different year for us.  It feels like a spin cycle that never really gets us all the way dry. ;-p But sometimes, it tak...

First Day?

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This is one of the more difficult things about homeschooling. We don't always have a beginning or an ending to the year... I'd like ...
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Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Elli the Elephant!

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All the way from Germany!  Elli the Elephant has a "special" eye just like Elijah. Thank you so much to  http://www.kinderaugenkre...
Saturday, August 15, 2015

Broken

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I woke up early Friday morning to the feeling of pain flooding my lower back.  I am fairly accustomed to this pain, having had back trouble ...
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Monday, August 10, 2015

Sunrise in Texas

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There's just something so beautiful and breathtaking about a sunrise.  I think it's because after the dark of night, it carries with...
Friday, August 07, 2015

Lady Liberty (from a few days ago)

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I'm not gonna lie folks...I couldn't help but sing the national anthem ever so quietly to my kids as we saw this from the Staten Isl...

Books are friends....

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Books, and stories in general hold such a special place in the life of our family.  So many amazing stories have come to life in our home. S...

Take a deep breath....

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Sometimes I underestimate the power of sleep. Each day has been pushing it to the limits of the night, and then getting up early to push on ...
Thursday, August 06, 2015

Into the darkness...

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Usually, when things are difficult for me, you can tell because I'm quiet. In the hard moments of labor, you can often find me closed of...
Tuesday, August 04, 2015

Unexpected turn of events...

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Well. That's one of the difficult things about cancer. It's inpredictable. So far, it's unpredictability has not been in Elijah...
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Monday, August 03, 2015

Update

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Here is a quick summary: We stayed in Flagstaff, AZ on Thursday night. We stayed in Elk City, Oklahoma on Friday night. We stayed in Vandali...
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Thursday, July 30, 2015

Fun along the way

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We stopped for just a few minutes in Needles, Ca. I had looked up Skate Parks and found that Tony Hawk had donated money and came to help bu...

Driving into the storm

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It's human nature.  Well, for most of us anyway. When you look ahead and see a storm, you want to run the other direction. Well, maybe t...

On the road....again???

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Oh my.   So, Elijah's counts have to be over 1,000 to have his exam and any further treatment.  I asked yesterday, if Elijah's count...
Monday, July 27, 2015

Hester Family Food Network....

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So, we were sort of stuck indoors-not just with Elijah's low counts, but I was pretty sick. Laid up on the couch, the best thing I could...

On feeling left out....

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Even as adults, we all know how painful it is to be left out. And in this day and age, social media provides a constant reminder with images...
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Sunday, July 26, 2015

6 Months....

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Elijah Seth,      It is so hard to believe that 6 months have gone by since you came and turned our world upside down.  From the moment you ...
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Thursday, July 23, 2015

More information...

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I totally forgot that this whole thing is like learning a brand new language. So, neutropenia is a condition in which your number of neutrop...
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It's so interesting what God uses to teach us...Most recently for me, He used a Veggie Tale Video. The Easter Carol is all about what it would be like without the HOPE of Easter. You'll have to watch it. But, it's led me on a journey of thinking about how important HOPE is, and how awful it is to live without it. And so, I am one of the most blessed, because I have the hope of Christ, the hope of life, and the hope of heaven. Sometimes, when life is overwhelming and lonely, I remind myself that there is a great need for HOPE. And that I already have it. P.S. I am married to an amazing follower of Christ, and we homeschool our five children.
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