One year

 One year ago, yesterday, Bryant and I were married.

Bryant surprised me with a gift basket sitting on the table when he left (and I was still in bed).

He and Brytni put it together when we were at their house on Saturday. 

I spent all day cleaning and making sure that the apartment looked nice for him to come home to. I also opened the basket and rearranged it on the table.

Our supper table

Top layer from our wedding cake
It still tastes good : )

 I pray that we have many more years together, and we do our duties increasingly better with each one.The LORD has blessed us greatly this past year! We are very thankful to him for that! One of the greatest is this big guy. . . 

Thanksgiving Thursday

Again on Friday...

Great is the Lord, and greatly to be praised; for his greatness is unsearchable.

Psalm 145:3

Today I am thanking and praising the Lord for his greatness that is so vast, we are unable to search it out. 

How great is our God!

 How great is His praise supposed to be! 

How amazing it is that His greatness is unsearchable by man!

He has shown and proven His greatness to me, though I praise not enough for it.

May I, we, praise and thank Him for his vast, unsearchable greatness!

Praise be to God!

May you all have a wonderful weekend praising our Great God!

Much love,

Kathryn

Photo from our honeymoon

Honeymoon Adventures

Misadventures of our Honeymoon
Part 1

As far as misadventures go . . these were very fun and funny :)

Vicksburg . . .

We wanted to take a shower, so we turned the water on to get warm, and it was warm . . . for about 2 min, then got too cold to take a comfortable shower.

Cedar Grove Inn

In the morning, we were headed to leave Vicksburg, but Bryant wanted to ride by a Civil War Ironclad ship.

The ship in Vicksburg

 We rode around seeing if we could just see it from the road. Well, we couldn't, so he just kept driving down the road. Bryant saw a sign for a ferry across the river 8 miles down a different road. The road was gravel so we had to go pretty slow and it took about 20 minutes to get to the ferry. Once we got across we started going on down the road, which was still gravel (if I remember correctly), and Bryant was beginning to notice that this road had a continual left turn. The ferry took us to a loop road of homes. :) We finally got back to the main road after a 1 1/2 hour detour. So we stopped for lunch, then headed on to our campsite.

Along the way though we found that the directions that Bryant had printed weren't complete and we didn't have an accurate timing or mileage . . and ended up getting there at dusk. Also, It was dark by the time we found a place to set up the tent and Bryant got it done . . .

. . . . To be Continued . . . .