Happy Thanksgiving

The Turkey!

 Stuffing!

Mashed Taters!

Very thin gravy!

 

 Pumpkin Pie!

Green bean casserole!

Sparking Blueberry(not as good as it sounded)

 

Thanksgiving out side!

Napi enjoying Thanksgiving!

What The Lord Has Been Doing

Fear hinders faith, but trust kindles confidence. I read this the other day and trying to put into practice each day. I' also just take one day at a time. Trusting God with the big and little things of life. Guess what! We are having a better week!

When God calls................He equips!



Sorry about the post about Rosie I don't know what happen or how to fix it. But we move on.(That is why I don't have a smart phone. Having 2 piece of equipment smarter then me would be just to much to handle!

Our Friend, Rosie

 

We went to her funeral on Friday. The church was packed and about 50 of us had to stand in the back. You could tell she was loved and she loved the Lord. The preacher said more than once that if anyone there wanted to see Rosie again they knew what they needed to do, to make that happen.

The day she passed away her husband, Eddie text. This is what he text "Rosie finished the race."

I just felt I need to share this with you all. Please keep the family in your prayers as they learn what the normal will be for them.

Rosie was a sweet lady and will be missed, but we know she is in heaven with no more pain and some day we will meet again on the other side.



Sorry I don't know what happen. I thought I could cut and paste and only took from the paper the part I wanted and added the above. But as you can see that didn't work out so well. Boy, did I get a suprise when I was showing Mark what I did today. I hope this fixes it.


This was the write up in the paper on Rosie.


BLANCO CANYON
Rosie Lynn Larvingo
Dec. 20, 1960 - Nov. 4, 2012

Rosie Lynn Larvingo, 51, of Blanco Canyon, went home with the Lord on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, at the IHS in Shiprock. She was born Dec. 20, 1960, at Brethren-In-Christ Mission near Otis. She was born for the Bitterwater Clan and born into the Bear Clan.
She loved to worship the Lord with her beautiful voice. We will all miss her sweet smile.
Rosie Lynn was the daughter of the late, Billy Yazzie.
Rosie Lynn is survived by her mother, Ethel B. Yazzie of Blanco Canyon; her husband and best friend, Eddie Larvingo; two daughters, Desiree and Drisana; three grandchildren, Aniya, Ethen and Nishon and five sisters, Lanora Thompson, Eleanor Yazzie, Rita Yazzie, Ella Yazzie and Anna Yazzie.
A funeral service will be 10 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 9, at World Harvest Center, 1024 N. Butler Ave., (near Mesa Shopping Center) Farmington. Pastor Elmer Brown Jr. will officiate.
Interment will follow at the St. Luke Cemetery in Carson.
Rosie is in the care of Desert View Funeral Home, North US Highway 491 in Shiprock 505-368-4607.

November 11

 

Do you know if this year, November 11 was not on a Sunday, we still would not get mail on this date? Do you know why? No, its not because it's Veteran's Day. It's because back on this date in 1959 one very special guy was born.

 

 

 

 

I love you Mark!

We all love you!

Happy Birthday!

Nappi's First Snow

We went to Arizona to visit my brother, Merrill for Mark's birthday. Saturday morning Nappi needed to go out side around 6:00am. Mark came back in saying it had snowed.

 Nappi wasn't sure of the snow at first.

 So pretty!

Do you have this out side your school?

 

 Just had to take this one. No, we didn't set this up. She just was standing there!

 Nappi still checking out the snow.

 We had a great walk!

 Mark kept saying, Man, this would be great for hunting!

 Ganado Lake

Sorry, in case you don't know.

 We like snow!

 ok!

 We love snow!

Some of our struggles.

As you can tell we are back in New Mexico.

I had said when I started blogging I would share prayer request, struggles, praise, what God is doing, and etc. So here are some of our struggles, and there has been a lot lately. We know we are doing what God wants us to because we sure have been under attack from the evil one.



I had told you about the book God had led us to about Miracles. We did not get the miracle we had wanted for Marco and Leah while we were home but, that was our time not God's timing. We know He is in control. We did see other miracles while we were home and we praise God for that. So going home was a struggle and leaving to come back out was, also. God was with us each step of the way.



We have only been back in New Mexico for 10 days. Boy, we are under attack, but we are turning to God each step of the way.  Through being there for one another, reading God's word, devotions, songs, good friends and family who encourage us. Yes, we have been disappointed (with tears), angry(but did not hold on to it), and today (November 4) a native friend finished the race and is standing in heaven, cancer free and no more pain.


Our disappointment was that we will probably won't be going to Alamosa,Co. God must have another place he wants us at.

The anger was not being understood, and with just coming back and made to feel like Mark had to get everything done, NOW.


Now you probably think there will be no pictures with this post, but I thought these fits in nicely!

God has been giving us some beautiful sunrises!

  

His way of saying, a new day, a new start!

 One day at a time!

Step by step He leads us!

 He will never leave us or forsake us!

God is in control, nothing is to big for him!

This is the day the Lord has made, I will rejoice and be glad in it!

 

 In quietness and trust is your strength.

The sunrise this morning

November 4