Because we were in China this time last year we missed the major pollen. By the time we came home, spring had sprung and we were welcomed home to the beauty of it all minus the allergy issues. This year, me and my girls have had the sniffles and sneezes, followed by some coughing. I was particularly worried Amy might have a difficult spring considering she has never been in Georgia pollen before. Surprisingly, Amy fared the best and recovered the fastest. Both girls are well. As for me, I am still fighting it. A few evenings ago, I was trying to read the girls a library book with a hoarse voice and some coughing. Finally Amy stopped me and said she wanted to pray for me.
"Dear Jesus, Please help my momma to feel better and stop coughing. She is trying to read me a story. Please help all the people who are sick and coughing to feel better and please take care of my momma.
In Jesus name. Amen."
I stifled any more coughs so that I could finish the story, feeling better just knowing my girl is turning into quite the prayer warrior.
Needless to say, we are staying inside more than outside these days until the pollen counts get to a reasonable level.
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| We all put on skirts and let our toes out of shoes for the first time this season then went out to lunch and grocery shopping. The girls love their new, matching jeweled yellow box flip flops! |
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| We went to the library to see the rabbit society display some rabbits and tell us all about them. Who knew there was a rabbit society???? |
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| Anna took a selfie of her new glasses |
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| We did a cloud experiment. Dropped some food coloring through the "cloud" to watch rain drops |
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| Read these books, made some clouds out of coffee filters and learned a cloud song off the computer. |
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