Knowing my oldest daughter is moving has me wanting to capture the memories while I can. Yesterday we went out to eat. I grabbed my camera and started snapping a couple pics.
Nothing exciting was happening. It was just some moments in our lives.
Life is changing quickly. I will miss how things are, but I am beginning to leave myself open to what God has planned for the future. I have looked at my daughter leaving as a sad thing, and I will miss her greatly. However, I also know that all things are in God's hands. Our lives are in His very capable hands. His plans are for hope and a future.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
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