I think I should start this post with a disclaimer:
I never get to spend the time that I need composing these things, and many times it seems like I just go barf out my thoughts onto the computer and click publish post for you all to read. So keep that in mind as I attempt to tell you very quickly a little about.................

This past weekend my dear sweet Moma won an award at the Southern Living at Home convention in Nashville. This was no ordinary award folks. It was the Lifetime Generousity Award which is the highest honor anyone can receive in a company of 30,000 consultants. It is the last thing they give in the closing ceremony for the convention.
I am always intimidated by the idea of explaining how wonderful I think my mother is, because I am sure it will come out all cheesy, but I have decided to tell you anyway. My mother is
the most selfless person I have ever encountered! She works as a consultant for Southern Living at Home and has built this huge team of girls under her that now consider her a mother to them as much as I do. She means the world to all of these gals and has been the listening ear or shoulder to cry on or giver of Godly wisdom to for each of them at many times. Doing this business has become more of a mission for her where she has truly been "light and salt " to the earth. Oh yeah, and the money she makes....she gives it away to her own children. Back to the night, the company secretly brought Dad into town that night to surprise her and put them up in the presidential suite. He said that if he had known how big this thing was, he would have brought the entire family. I was so sad that I didn't get to go. I just so happen to LOVE Nashville myselfand would have loved to be there for her. He said it was a beautiful evening and overwhelming to meet all of the girls who love and appreciate Moma the way she deserves.

See, I told you it wouldn't do it justice, but this draft has been sitting here for almost a week now and I just have to go with it......








In other Harrison news, the kids turn into Superheroes often these days, especially those that Kiah spends at our house:

I ran my second race last weekend with Rick down in Greenville. It was lots of fun. Well, not the race part cause Rick made me run too fast and I had a painful cramp in my side for the second half. BUT, hanging out with him was great and it was all good when we finished.






And Annabelle continues to be quite darling.