This song caught my attention the other day when I heard the words to the first verse. I know we all have doubts sometimes about our "place" in life. Sometimes life seems so monotonous with the little things that we do day in/day out. I feel like the culture we live in doesn't appreciate my "job", since I don't have a thriving, important career. So, I have to remind myself that my job really is THE most important job. And every little thing that I do is not only loved and appreciated by God, but it is also watched and observed by little eyes.
So....thank you, Steven Curtis Chapman, for your words of encouragement and this catchy tune that's been in my head all day. :-)
"As the Spirit of the Lord works within us, we become more and more like Him and reflect His glory even more." 2 Corinthians 3:18
The Widick Family
Friday, July 15, 2011
Monday, July 4, 2011
Happy Birthday U.S.A.!!!!
Happy 4th of July!
We celebrated our nation's birthday this year by making a couple of crafts. We made a red, white & blue wreath with Josie's handprints. We also made a stained-glass star. To make the stained-glass effect, I had Josie color with red and blue crayons on plain white paper. Then we used a cotton ball to rub cooking oil over the paper, which made it see-through. Then we glued the "glass" between 2 pieces of construction paper with a star cut in the middle. Both projects turned out very cute!



We also made a flag cake. I used a Hungry Girl recipe to make the cake. It's just a box of extra-moist chocolate cake mix and a can of cherry coke zero. We used cool whip for icing and then used blueberries and strawberries to make an American flag. It tastes sooooo good!!!! Very light and refreshing! :-) Plus, we had fun making it, too! Yummy!!!








We celebrated our nation's birthday this year by making a couple of crafts. We made a red, white & blue wreath with Josie's handprints. We also made a stained-glass star. To make the stained-glass effect, I had Josie color with red and blue crayons on plain white paper. Then we used a cotton ball to rub cooking oil over the paper, which made it see-through. Then we glued the "glass" between 2 pieces of construction paper with a star cut in the middle. Both projects turned out very cute!
We also made a flag cake. I used a Hungry Girl recipe to make the cake. It's just a box of extra-moist chocolate cake mix and a can of cherry coke zero. We used cool whip for icing and then used blueberries and strawberries to make an American flag. It tastes sooooo good!!!! Very light and refreshing! :-) Plus, we had fun making it, too! Yummy!!!
Friday, July 1, 2011
Splash Day at the Mall
holding hands as they walk into the water. So sweet!!!!
Thursday, June 30, 2011
B.F.F. (Best Friends Forever!)
Last night after church I went to go pick Josie up from class, and they were out on the playground. Josie and Zoey were playing in the little house, which was no surprise. However, I was completely shocked as I got closer to them to see how dirty they were! Apparently, they'd been giving each other dirt baths with the dirt floor in the house. They were both absolutely filthy! Their arms, legs, and faces were COVERED in dirt. They'd both taken off their socks and shoes, too and had filthy feet. I should have been mad, but they were sooo dirty that it was actually pretty funny. Needless to say, I had to give Josie a bath before I could put her to bed.

Monday, June 27, 2011
Cousins!!!!
VBS 2011
Our VBS theme this year was "Voyagers: The Search for True Treasure" (and don't ye be confusin' that with pirates, argggggg!). The kids had a great time as we searched for the true king, the true teacher, the true power, and the true strength. I particularly enjoyed watching Josie progress throughout the week. I'm sure she didn't really grasp everything that was going on, but she would come home singing the songs. Of course, when asked "Josie, who is the true treasure??", she sometimes still says "the pirate!!!" instead of "Jesus!!!" (There was a "first mate" in the skit that she called the pirate.)
I taught the 4 year olds, and these are pictures of our classroom.

I taught the 4 year olds, and these are pictures of our classroom.
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Summer Fun
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