Started "catching up" and never finished...

...probably never will. Life is a whirlwind... Jack will be 12 weeks old tomorrow (is eating cereal and weighs almost 13lbs.), spring is here, Maggie Ruth (well she's still the same ol' Rudy), Riley Grace is winding up her 3rd grade year, and I'm right here in the midst of it all.

I love looking at everyone's blog and do wish I could find the time to inform everyone of what's going on around here, but as most of you understand this computer gets put on the back burner most of the time. My house is never clean, my laundry is NEVER caught up, between a husband and 3 sweet children, I'm always feeding someone, my car seems to go up and down the road constantly, and I cherrish the time I get to spend with my family and friends... how could I possibly have time for a computer? Well, I'm neglecting ALL of that right now and I'll try to give you all a quick update of our lives here on Wiggins Farm... as you can tell in the new photo at the top of the page, we recently had some family pictures made. We had fun taking them and we got some really good ones.

In early March the Covington County Young Farmers hosted the Annual Petting Zoo...one of my favorite days of the year!!! We invite all the kindergarteners in the county to come out to the arena and see all the animals and farm equiptment. This year Maggie Ruth, Jacob and Caroline came out and got to hold a baby chick and duckling... Riley Grace is usually devasted that she can't skip school and spend the day with us.

Well, Maggie Ruth just "went to work" with her daddy so I'm going to take advantage of this opportunity...my house/laundry is now screaming at me. Maybe it won't be another 3 weeks before I find time to post again.

Last thing, if you have a moment, please say a prayer for my sweet friend Marrianne. She and her family are battling a lot right now... Her dad is struggling through chemo as he is recovering from major arm surgery (from the cancer), Jessa Ann (her 18 mo. old daughther) broke her leg on Sunday and is in a full leg cast, and John Harper and Rachel (her son and babysitter) were in a wreck this morning on the way to school. No one was hurt seriously but they think Rachel's hand is broken. You know, when you feel Satan is after you if feels like there is no way out... she knows God is in control, but it can just be so hard to see His plan in the midst of turmoil. She'd appreciate your prayers, I know!

Prayer Request

Kathy Nall, a very sweet friend of my family, passed away last night (Sunday). She has battled pancreatic cancer for over 3 years now. Her husband Tim and three daughters Ashley, Shelley and Stephanie will certainly need all the prayers they can get right now. Please lift them up in prayer these next few weeks.

Catching up...in no particular order

It's been quite a while since I've posted. I find it hard to sit down at the computer when my house is always a mess, someone always needs holding or feeding, or someone is crying...like right now- Jack is in his swing (not hungry or dirty) but fussing, and MR is on top of the kitchen counter (where I'm standing) leaning over in my face saying... "hold me mama, I need my nap"...HELP, its only 8:30 a.m.!

This past weekend we were in Montgomery for the Young Farmers Convention. We had a great time and the accomodations were so nice. We stayed down town in the new RSA Renissance. In most cases I'm dying to get back home to my bed, but these were way more comfortable than mine!

This is our County Photo... the others are Steven and Brooke Williams, Brian and Anna Ward, Ben and Liz Courson and their girls Anna Kate and Caroline.

Russell and the girls before our dinner Saturday night.

This was the view from our hotel window on Sunday morning. RG was at Brian's and called at 6:15 a.m. to tell us it was snowing. She was thrilled! ...beautiful view, isn't it?

At the YFC this weekend we had a silent auction where each county donates items to raise money. This was my latest little project and I donated these little t-shirts...

I've had fun playing with this new project and designing these little critters.