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A well spent day

I'm thankful for all we got accomplished today, as a family:) 
- house thoroughly cleaned
- outside area all cleaned up
- trashed dumped
- littles had their baths
- driving with Dad
- cow milked~twice
- all three meals made and cleaned up
- grain shed cleaned out (and mice caught) 
- time to play with neighbor children
- time with Jesus 
- ricotta cheese made...
And I got the stuffed shells in the oven for tomorrow:)
And tomorrow- I start a new list of tasks...but I'm so thankful for my family; we live each day together, working through the problems, rejoicing in our blessings, and enjoying each ones company- together. 
And as the stuffed shells are cooking, I have my a couple more things to do before bed:) 

I know I usually try to share pictures with you, but recently, while at work, my iPod was waterlogged, and so I don't have it to take pictures anymore. But you'll be happy to know I have one for you:) 
The stuffed shells baking:) 

Oh, I do have this one too:) Little sisters helping are always great! 
Just before this picture was taken, she said, "you're my best friend". Now isn't that sweet? 
I thank Jesus for sending us this little precious gift! 

And until next time,
Elise


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