Journeys Unexpected

EDITED: This young lady no longer accepts me as a mom, or even a friend. :( For those of you that are close to me, you probably already know that Larry and I are unable to have kids. I've wanted children from the time I was young. I wanted six kids! As time moved on and I wasn't married, but was helping other people with their own children, I thought I could handle four. No more than that. ;) I turned 25 and still no hubby, and decided that maybe three kids was all I could handle. By the time 30 came around, my max number of kids I wanted was 2! Make it twins, and I'll be good to go! I realize now that one child is all I really want, and I don't want an infant. I don't have the patience for a baby anymore, and I'm okay with that. I wished for a child I could call my own. Larry started a group on Facebook called Troubled Teens . He's always wanted to help wayward youth find their way back into society. A young girl by the name of Lili requested to be pa

It's been ages since I've posted anything about my life... Let's see: July 2012 saw me making peg dolls for the reunion that my hubby and I went to. We bought our Ford Thunderbird (not a wise choice, but one that we've lived with since then). We rode with my sister-in-law, 4 kids, and our two dogs up to Idaho for the reunion. All in all we did well, but we were very glad to get home. I got to meet the in-laws and am so very happy to be part of this wonderful family! August 2012 - On the 18th, Larry and I spent half the day in the county hospital because of nausea and back pain the day before: by 1am that morning I was throwing up. I had a nasty kidney infection and needed a diagnosis with a doctor on follow-up for diabetes. I made Heidi's girls each a crocheted blanket for Christmas. Dad Northrup had a quadruple bypass. September 2012 - sigh. The T-Bird's power steering pump went out this month, after Larry replaced brakes and other things in August. Oc