He Leadeth Me

2014 was a Wonderful Year in the Gibson home. Welcome to  just a few of my favorite things from the year. A is for Adrian. I realized as I was searching for photos for this post that I didn't have a single one of my great son-in-law. He is truly a treasure and my resolution for 2015 is to get some shots of him. Get ready Adrian! A is also for Artist. We had a lot of artwork going on at our house this year. B is for Buffalo or if you are a Harding University graduate Bison. These were a little scary as they crowded around our car. C is for Cora. As many of you know, Cora had a rough several months. She wore a Spica Cast, but her smiles never stopped. She was an inspiration to us all. Another shot of this little smiling angel with her cast covered by a Raggedy Ann dress that her great-great-grandmother Bergeron made for her mom many years ago. D is for Daisies. Jeremy planted a daisy field for me this spring. I cannot tell...

On our last morning in NYC, David and I took the subway to the New York Public Library's Children's Room. I was captivated by the  displays and  murals on the walls that showed so many of the places we had visited. I hope you enjoy! Welcome to the Children's Room! The original Winnie the Pooh! The Hundred Acre Wood Christopher Robin Oh, how Winnie the Pooh loves his honey. Times Square and the Theater District What a special Green Space Central Park is!! Books, Books, and More Books I was in Children's Lit heaven We enjoyed a young man singing Beatles songs in Strawberry Fields in Central Park, built by Yoko Ono to remember John Lennon I loved seeing newer books like Scaredy Squirrel along side the classics. We spent some time at the Guggenheim Museum Thanks for sharing some memories with me on my posts of our NYC Sibling Trip! How blessed I am to be ab...

The following are just some random pictures from our NYC Sibling Trip. In front of the fun Ferris Wheel in the world's largest Toys R Us.  Terry and Gail and David and I agreed that if we had had our grandchildren with us, we would have never been able to leave this store (at least with our pocketbooks intact.) A blurry picture of Van Gogh's Starry Night Loved this picture of Randy taking a photo on the Top of the Rock. I was hugging the inside wall because heights are just not my thing. I absolutely loved the Broadway play Matilda. Of course I did.  It was set in a school and was based on the children's book by Roald Dahl. We ate very, very well. This was a picture of our last breakfast together in NYC. Even grown-ups like to play. Largest peeps and largest peep collection I have ever seen. No, we didn't stay here, but we stayed at a very nice hotel thanks to Adrian's prowess at finding good deals. The United Nations as seen ...