A Step at a Time

Hey y'all! I have meant to post this for such a long time, but I have been so busy with school, projects, papers, and stuff like that. But better late than never, right? First off, a big thank you to all who prayed for us!  To tell you the truth, my heart is torn now. I love my country, the USA, my friends, and especially my church, but I also loves my mom's home country, and all of my family. (Right now, this describes me perfectly :P It gets a little annoying, honestly. If I don't remember a word in English, I say it in Spanish. I wish Spanglish was a real language....) Our departure of the States was a huge miracle, and it would take too much time to tell you everything (though I wish I could, truly!). The plane ride gave me a lot of time to think about how really small and insignificant we really are. We, who are so little, are so beloved by the Father! What a thought! We are like ants (barely!), insignificant, yet the father loved us so much that He sen...

Hey Y'all! I am so SORRY! I have basically abandoned y'all, haven't I?  To continue with our adventures in KY... We decided that since we were already in Kentucky, we were going to the Creation Museum.   As soon as we entered the building, we were so excited. because we had been anticipating the visit for sooo long! (These pictures are in the order I took them.) This is in the front. As soon as we entered, we were like " Wow, this is going to be fun!" Daddy looked at the time, and since it was about noon, we decided to have lunch first. Y'all, I totally recommend going to Noah's cafe, and getting the Creation bacon cheeseburger. It. Is. The. Best! The planetarium was wonderful, and as we waited for another show, I took some pictures of fossils... ... and of some skeletons.  Goliath frog, this thing is huge!  Hippopotamus skull.  Human skeleton reading the Bible. Dude, I think it's a little late.  Chimpanzee. ...

Hey Y'all! I guess I have been taking a break on blogging, so I will start up again with an account on our trip to visit our cousins in Kentucky. On our way up there, we passed through ' The Gorge' in North Carolina. That was beautiful, even though there was hardly any leaves on the trees. When we entered  Kentucky, we immediately saw the rolling hills, and then when we were almost to our cousins house, we saw horse farms, and cattle farms. It was fun seeing all the cattle, though it did make me miss home, and being in the Blue Ridge Mountains. As we passed the horse farms, my little sister Gabriela would try to identify the different horses. The sky was beautiful, such a clear blue, which really highlighted the little bit of snow on the ground. When we turned into the driveway, My cousins Kyle and Kaleb came running out to tell us where to park our car. Then we turned the corner then lo and behold! The rest of the family was there with a warm welcome (except for the ...