No holiday stirs the faith or holds more hope than Easter. We are so blessed here in California to have magnificent weather ninety percent of the time. This year was no exception. In fact, the kids were hunting for Easter eggs barefoot in Grandma’s backyard. As we watched all of the kids laughing and squealing with anticipation and excitement, I couldn't help but wonder if the reaction wasn't much the same when the disciples discovered the empty tomb on that glorious third day.
We hope you all had a blessed Easter full of family and friends and the hope of a better future.
Much love,
The Varg’s
Friday, April 17, 2009
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Quick update on “Hummy”
We’ve been following the baby’s progress since it’s sweet lil birth. We have no pictures of it’s first few days because we didn’t want to disturb the nest. After hatching, the baby just laid on it’s back in the nest waiting for mama to bring it bugs. After a few days, he finally rolled over and began trying to sit up. His head barely reached over the nest.
Three days later, he is sitting pretty but not quite ready to leave. This baby, we believe is a male due to the green feathers beginning to unfold on his wings.
I imagine that in the next day or so, the lil’ hummy will start venturing out to nearby branches and within a week or two will be humming along his way meeting other neighborhood birds and learning the fine art of pollinating my garden. God is truly amazing. The more we learn, the more we are amazed. Humming birds have NO legs, only feet. They can’t walk. The only purpose for their feet is to grasp branches once they land. Our hummy’s nest in incredibly secure. I can’t believe the detail and care taken to secure it against wind, rain and predators. It is so well hidden from view, you’d have to know exactly where to look to see it. It’s been a fun adventure for Gavin to see nature at work up close. I hope he’ll always remember it.
Three days later, he is sitting pretty but not quite ready to leave. This baby, we believe is a male due to the green feathers beginning to unfold on his wings.
I imagine that in the next day or so, the lil’ hummy will start venturing out to nearby branches and within a week or two will be humming along his way meeting other neighborhood birds and learning the fine art of pollinating my garden. God is truly amazing. The more we learn, the more we are amazed. Humming birds have NO legs, only feet. They can’t walk. The only purpose for their feet is to grasp branches once they land. Our hummy’s nest in incredibly secure. I can’t believe the detail and care taken to secure it against wind, rain and predators. It is so well hidden from view, you’d have to know exactly where to look to see it. It’s been a fun adventure for Gavin to see nature at work up close. I hope he’ll always remember it.
Friday, April 10, 2009
MIRACLES HAPPEN EVERYDAY
Meet Macy Joy Marthinsen.
Born April 9th, 2009
7lbs 15 oz.
20-1/2 inches long.
She’s absolutely beautiful. Her hair is dark but has cute little blonde streaks through it. I’m sure she will change drastically over the next few weeks so I will try to keep up with the pics and updates.
Congrats Camile, Jan and big sis Mia. We are so thrilled to finally meet our new girl.
Born April 9th, 2009
7lbs 15 oz.
20-1/2 inches long.
She’s absolutely beautiful. Her hair is dark but has cute little blonde streaks through it. I’m sure she will change drastically over the next few weeks so I will try to keep up with the pics and updates.
Congrats Camile, Jan and big sis Mia. We are so thrilled to finally meet our new girl.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
HaPpy Birthday Joanne
My cousin Joanne Nelson is another year beautiful today....Enjoy your celebration Jo, it's a gorgeous day here in sunny So Cal!
Sending a big hug from the Vargas family.
Sending a big hug from the Vargas family.
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