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Let's Party!

Well my niece  and nephews came down Friday night and the kids have had such a good time hanging out and just being together. We celebrated Ellie's Birthday this weekend because we won't get to see her on her actual birthday.
This is Ellie's BFF from Stuttgart, Destiny. 
There were several kids at her party but really she would have been fine if only Destiny showed up!

Some of the kids. People were everywhere. The boys didn't want to be with the girls so they were wherever the girls weren't!

For about the 4th year in a row, Ellie had a cowgirl themed party.

Papa and Carl

Blow out those candles, sweet girl!
I hope all of your wishes come true😊

Cowboy Eli!

The Birthday Princess got her present from Nanny and Pop on Friday. Of course she needed a hover board like boys!



Carlie tried out EK's skates that light up.

All of the girl grandkids. 
They were happy to be together again.

Because I'm probably already saying more than I should I will keep this short: Divorce is so ugly y'all. Children are not pawns in a game. They are precious beings that have to suffer the most..not because of anything they have done but because of the bad choices their parents have made. That's right, I said PARENTS. There is rarely a time when things are one-sided. The devil is real and so are his attacks on the family unit. 
I am thankful for this weekend and the time we were able to spend with Noah, Eli, and Ellie Kate. God knows what is best for them and you can bet your bottom dollar that this Auntie has everyone I can think of storming heaven on their behalf. God is faithful and His promises are true. Thank you, Jesus!

Much Love,
Beth






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