Friday, December 31, 2010

The Last of 2010

My last post for 2010!


I think I have mentioned a time or two just how much I love Natchitoches. I absolutely love the charm of the little southern historic town. I am warning you now, if you ever come to visit us at the Mall household, we will most likely make the drive to the oldest city in Louisiana =)

Christmas in Natchitoches is beautiful. The city displays so many lights throughout the town and all around the river. When we went with Nana and Papa during Thanksgiving week, the decorating was only just beginning. Jason and I were shocked to see how much more had been added. There is so much to explore during the holiday season and we are still on a quest to find the Magnolia Plantation. We missed out on a few of the activities that were held so, I guess we will have to make our way back there again next year.































Our Wishes for all of our Family & Friends in 2011

12 months of happiness
52 weeks of fun
365 days of laughter
8,760 hours of good luck
525,600 minutes of joy
31,536,000 seconds of success
May the year to follow be among the best you've ever spent
Happy New Year

Thursday, December 30, 2010

Embrace the Camera: December 30th



I became a part of the Embrace the Camera family back in September. At first it was hard to put myself in front of the camera and although it’s still not my favorite thing to do, taking pictures or finding pictures just for our weekly Thursday visits has become quite the enjoyable mission in our household.

This is the last session of Embrace the Camera for 2010. It’s a little hard to believe that 2010 has slipped away so quickly; however we here at the Mall household are very excited to embrace 2011 (especially summer). This Thursday is dedicated to my wonderful husband. Jason deployed on Monday. He will be spending the next 6 months in Afghanistan. This is our first “real” deployment. We are quickly learning the tricks and trades to getting us through each day.

I apologize for the abundance of pictures. It was so hard to pick just one or two :-)


















Prayer for Our Troops

In times of war

In times of peace

We pray thee Lord

Our troops you keep.

Bring them home

That we might be

Once again a family

In God We Trust

P.S. Daddy this one is for you! We love and miss you so much!!!


Happy Thursday Embracers!!

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