...courtesy of Roman, of course!
When Judah was done eating I said "Good job, Judah! You ate all of your food." Roman felt the need to add "You did it, Judah! I'm so proud of you!!"
"I love puzzles...and I love ABCs"
Adam was over and we were talking about whole names - ie Roman James Pometto. I asked Roman to say Adam Marshall Babbitt, so he said "Adam Marshmallow Babbitt" :)
Roman likes to describe things by their color...especially if he doesn't know another word for something he will just say the color. So the other day I wore a dress and I said "What is Mommy wearing" and he responded "a blue." He also asks for "cold milk" all the time...and since he drinks whole milk he will sometimes ask for "red milk" or "cold red"....OR if he wants his milk in a blue sippy cup he will ask for "blue milk". You really have to speak his language, I guess!
Roman likes to get into the refrigerator. The other day I was feeding Judah and he came out into the living room holding a container. He said "What's that?" I responded "that's mustard...and you need to put it back in the refrigerator". He looked at the cone shaped spout on top and said "That's very pointy".
He is really surprising us with the way he is carrying on conversations these days! The other day Joe was reading to him and He said "Where's Murphy and the blue blanket? I'll go find them. You stay here. I'll be right back".
More soon...
1.30.2010
1.26.2010
1000 (9)
You know what's funny?
The more often I make out a list, the more things come to mind...
161. sweet neighbors who brought dinner for our family in the blizzard last night! Thanks, Chris, Paulette, and Brad!
162. the opportunity to minister to high schoolers...and the opportunity to learn from them.
163. baby tylenol: for my poor, coughing babe!
164. Mr. Clean magic erasers...if you don't know what they are, you probably don't have small/crazy children. My walls are forever endebted to that bald cartoon man. Seriously, they get crayon off of anything. :)
165. Hatian children being adopted by loving parents
166. the opportunity to step out in faith...even though it may not be comfortable, I'm thankful for a God who longs to show us that he is sufficient.
167. our friend, Jeff. He is in seminary and will, quite possibly, be the best priest who ever existed. :) The archbishop has requested that he apply to major seminary in Rome!! So excited for you, Jeff! We have no doubt that you will lead many to Christ.
168. all those willing to defend LIFE
169. people who speak the truth in love. I am in awe of those who can respectfully say their opinion and remain respectful when someone disagrees, or even when someone rudely disagrees.
170. LOST. Ok...if you don't watch it you totally think this is lame. I don't care...can't help it. :)
171. That I haven't fallen on the ice yet this winter!! This is a really legitimate concern for me considering how many times I completely embarassed myself in college...every winter.
172. the ways that God was working in my life before I even realized he cared.
173. laughter
174. good conversation with my sister-in-law
175. new perspectives
176. covenant love
177. that my other half is home!
178. the fresh start, new mercy, renewed hope of each day
179. first words...it's so exciting to hear the brand new one you love speak...Judah is saying "hi", "bye bye", and I swear he said "hug" this morning. :)
180. first streams of light falling on mounds of snow
The more often I make out a list, the more things come to mind...
161. sweet neighbors who brought dinner for our family in the blizzard last night! Thanks, Chris, Paulette, and Brad!
162. the opportunity to minister to high schoolers...and the opportunity to learn from them.
163. baby tylenol: for my poor, coughing babe!
164. Mr. Clean magic erasers...if you don't know what they are, you probably don't have small/crazy children. My walls are forever endebted to that bald cartoon man. Seriously, they get crayon off of anything. :)
165. Hatian children being adopted by loving parents
166. the opportunity to step out in faith...even though it may not be comfortable, I'm thankful for a God who longs to show us that he is sufficient.
167. our friend, Jeff. He is in seminary and will, quite possibly, be the best priest who ever existed. :) The archbishop has requested that he apply to major seminary in Rome!! So excited for you, Jeff! We have no doubt that you will lead many to Christ.
168. all those willing to defend LIFE
169. people who speak the truth in love. I am in awe of those who can respectfully say their opinion and remain respectful when someone disagrees, or even when someone rudely disagrees.
170. LOST. Ok...if you don't watch it you totally think this is lame. I don't care...can't help it. :)
171. That I haven't fallen on the ice yet this winter!! This is a really legitimate concern for me considering how many times I completely embarassed myself in college...every winter.
172. the ways that God was working in my life before I even realized he cared.
173. laughter
174. good conversation with my sister-in-law
175. new perspectives
176. covenant love
177. that my other half is home!
178. the fresh start, new mercy, renewed hope of each day
179. first words...it's so exciting to hear the brand new one you love speak...Judah is saying "hi", "bye bye", and I swear he said "hug" this morning. :)
180. first streams of light falling on mounds of snow
1.21.2010
1000 Gifts (8)
141. electricity - it's so easy to forget the little things...
142. heat - ...until you have ice storms and other countries have earthquakes.
143. that my shirt is covered with play-doh, drool, flour, and stickers by the end of a day full of fun with my boys.
144. frosted trees
145. boots. I LOVE my boots. After a long search I went with brown emus like these. It's like I grew paws.
146. My snuggie.
147. That Roman is beginning to share more. Don't get me wrong...we still have a long way to go.
148. that Joe and I got to go to a movie last night! Thanks to Suzee and Phil for watching the boys!
And thanks to the makers of The Blind Side for making an incredible movie.
149. that my children have amazing, faithful, generous Godparents.
150. good conversation with Joe last night
151. icicles
152. the Magnificat
153. books that challenge me
154. www.goodreads.com - my new obsession
155. our Godson
156. little boys chasing each other through tunnels, laughing so hard they fall over
157. big families
158. when I get to make a nice dinner for my fam
159. asking Roman about his favorite things...because it changes everyday. My favorite was this conversation:
Me: Who is your favorite friend?
Roman: Mommy
:)
160. that God knows me better than I know myself.
142. heat - ...until you have ice storms and other countries have earthquakes.
143. that my shirt is covered with play-doh, drool, flour, and stickers by the end of a day full of fun with my boys.
144. frosted trees
145. boots. I LOVE my boots. After a long search I went with brown emus like these. It's like I grew paws.
146. My snuggie.
147. That Roman is beginning to share more. Don't get me wrong...we still have a long way to go.
148. that Joe and I got to go to a movie last night! Thanks to Suzee and Phil for watching the boys!
And thanks to the makers of The Blind Side for making an incredible movie.
149. that my children have amazing, faithful, generous Godparents.
150. good conversation with Joe last night
151. icicles
152. the Magnificat
153. books that challenge me
154. www.goodreads.com - my new obsession
155. our Godson
156. little boys chasing each other through tunnels, laughing so hard they fall over
157. big families
158. when I get to make a nice dinner for my fam
159. asking Roman about his favorite things...because it changes everyday. My favorite was this conversation:
Me: Who is your favorite friend?
Roman: Mommy
:)
160. that God knows me better than I know myself.
1.16.2010
1.02.2010
The SC Story
We packed up the kiddos and half of everything we own to leave Boone at 1pm on Tuesday the 22nd of December. The original plan was to leave later in the evening, but Old Man Winter changed our plans. And we did miss the freezing rain by leaving early, so it was a good choice.
We arrived in Galesburg, Illinois around 6pm for dinner at McDonalds. Much to our surprise, and utter joy, there was not one peep out of the kids that whole 5 hours! After dinner we continued on another half hour to the Community of Saint John. This is where Joe's sister, Mary, is living this year, as she attend their School of Evangelization.
That night we had the pleasure of staying at the monastery. It is a beautiful place and I wish we would have had more time to spend meeting the brothers and experiencing life as they live it.
Unfortunately, though, we only had a few hours there in the morning, which were spent trying to keep the boys under control and somewhat quiet because they have their philosophy and theology classes in the morning (in the same building where we were staying). I took Roman outside for a while, but it was raining so he was pretty much soaked after 15 minutes. We finally went to mass around noon, where Roman had a complete melt down. And I am not exaggerating. He was tired from not sleeping well in a new place, and had been cooped up all morning with us telling him to be quiet, so we weren't exactly setting him up for success. It was, by far, the worst behavior he has ever displayed in church. Which was perfect timing since were attending the most reverent mass I have ever been to, with about 15 monks.
We left Princeville around 1:30, stopped for lunch, and drove about 4 hours with the boys napping. We let Roman watch a movie. Stopped for dinner. (I am a really good mom - "here honey, have some more fried chicken and french fries"). Let Roman watch a movie. Stopped to let Roman run around before bed. We stopped a couple more times in the night to feed Judah and fill up the car. Roman didn't like the night stops and would wake up crying (but, praise God, those were really the only incidents we had!) We finally arrived in SC at 4 am Thursday. We were met with welcome committee (yes! Even at 4 am!!) who cuddled our sleepy boys, made us food, and got us settled in.
Thursday morning we slept while Grandma and Grandpa played with the boys. That night we attended Christmas eve mass at Tony and Suellen's new church home, which was beautiful.
Christmas Day was, of course, filled with presents from Santa, cinnamon rolls, sweet gifts from family, playing in the wrapping paper, ham, singing Happy Birthday to baby Jesus, napping, more playing, and cuddling. So much joy.
Saturday we went shopping - and got some great after Christmas deals. Grandma, of course, spoiled the boys and got them all kinds of cute clothes. Thanks, Mom!
Sunday we went to mass and then took turns going to see the new Sherlock Holmes movie, which was very well done. The girls went to see the matinee, then Dad made us some delicious spaghetti dinner, and the guys went in the evening.
Monday was such a fun day! We went to the zoo in Greenville (which turned out to be a very nice little zoo!) Theresa invited two of her friends, so it was fun to meet them. We had lunch at Five Guys (YUM-O), and headed back home.
Tuesday we went on a mini-tour of the Clemson University campus! We got to see Dad's office and Roman was very excited to see the "Clemson tiger" at the museum on campus. Then we headed to an epic lunch at Chick-Fil-A. :) D-lish.
Wednesday we mostly just sat around and watched movies, which was fantastic. One of my new favorites is Up. In my favorite brother-in-law's words "I didn't know an animated children's film would cut to the core of my heart." :) Love that kid.
Thursday we had some very special visitors. Angela's best friend from college, Jackie, lives in Georgia with her husband and two year old daughter, Naomi. Since it's just a two hour drive they came to see us. They were also so sweet to bring Roman and Judah some little Christmas gifts! How thoughtful! Thursday we also went to church, ate Chinese food (with a waitress whom Roman charmed into taking him to get ice cream!), and had the first annual Pometto New Year's Rockin Eve (a la the FRIENDS episode The One with the Routine). Our party consisted of some glow sticks, music - much of which was veggie tales or N'Sync - snuggies, and some killer sweet dance moves. Basically it was the best day of Roman's life. So funny.
Other random highlights from the trip: Shadow (the dog - and Roman's new best friend), going on walks, having "tea" parties of water and cheerios, reading the books that Grandma picked out for us at the library - she is SO thoughtful!, Roman's new guitar coat from Grandma, playing outside with Grandpa, big breakfasts every morning, good conversation, nail painting, dessert with the "big kids", adventures with GPS systems and restaurants, and lots and lots of love.
Friday we spent our time at home, savoring the last hours of family fun. After the daunting task of "goodbyes" - I hate that part!! - we hit the road around 7, took a quicker route home, arrived back in Btown at noon on Saturday.
As we have come to say in the Pometto fam, "It was a Christmas miracle".
We arrived in Galesburg, Illinois around 6pm for dinner at McDonalds. Much to our surprise, and utter joy, there was not one peep out of the kids that whole 5 hours! After dinner we continued on another half hour to the Community of Saint John. This is where Joe's sister, Mary, is living this year, as she attend their School of Evangelization.
That night we had the pleasure of staying at the monastery. It is a beautiful place and I wish we would have had more time to spend meeting the brothers and experiencing life as they live it.
Unfortunately, though, we only had a few hours there in the morning, which were spent trying to keep the boys under control and somewhat quiet because they have their philosophy and theology classes in the morning (in the same building where we were staying). I took Roman outside for a while, but it was raining so he was pretty much soaked after 15 minutes. We finally went to mass around noon, where Roman had a complete melt down. And I am not exaggerating. He was tired from not sleeping well in a new place, and had been cooped up all morning with us telling him to be quiet, so we weren't exactly setting him up for success. It was, by far, the worst behavior he has ever displayed in church. Which was perfect timing since were attending the most reverent mass I have ever been to, with about 15 monks.
We left Princeville around 1:30, stopped for lunch, and drove about 4 hours with the boys napping. We let Roman watch a movie. Stopped for dinner. (I am a really good mom - "here honey, have some more fried chicken and french fries"). Let Roman watch a movie. Stopped to let Roman run around before bed. We stopped a couple more times in the night to feed Judah and fill up the car. Roman didn't like the night stops and would wake up crying (but, praise God, those were really the only incidents we had!) We finally arrived in SC at 4 am Thursday. We were met with welcome committee (yes! Even at 4 am!!) who cuddled our sleepy boys, made us food, and got us settled in.
Thursday morning we slept while Grandma and Grandpa played with the boys. That night we attended Christmas eve mass at Tony and Suellen's new church home, which was beautiful.
Christmas Day was, of course, filled with presents from Santa, cinnamon rolls, sweet gifts from family, playing in the wrapping paper, ham, singing Happy Birthday to baby Jesus, napping, more playing, and cuddling. So much joy.
Saturday we went shopping - and got some great after Christmas deals. Grandma, of course, spoiled the boys and got them all kinds of cute clothes. Thanks, Mom!
Sunday we went to mass and then took turns going to see the new Sherlock Holmes movie, which was very well done. The girls went to see the matinee, then Dad made us some delicious spaghetti dinner, and the guys went in the evening.
Monday was such a fun day! We went to the zoo in Greenville (which turned out to be a very nice little zoo!) Theresa invited two of her friends, so it was fun to meet them. We had lunch at Five Guys (YUM-O), and headed back home.
Tuesday we went on a mini-tour of the Clemson University campus! We got to see Dad's office and Roman was very excited to see the "Clemson tiger" at the museum on campus. Then we headed to an epic lunch at Chick-Fil-A. :) D-lish.
Wednesday we mostly just sat around and watched movies, which was fantastic. One of my new favorites is Up. In my favorite brother-in-law's words "I didn't know an animated children's film would cut to the core of my heart." :) Love that kid.
Thursday we had some very special visitors. Angela's best friend from college, Jackie, lives in Georgia with her husband and two year old daughter, Naomi. Since it's just a two hour drive they came to see us. They were also so sweet to bring Roman and Judah some little Christmas gifts! How thoughtful! Thursday we also went to church, ate Chinese food (with a waitress whom Roman charmed into taking him to get ice cream!), and had the first annual Pometto New Year's Rockin Eve (a la the FRIENDS episode The One with the Routine). Our party consisted of some glow sticks, music - much of which was veggie tales or N'Sync - snuggies, and some killer sweet dance moves. Basically it was the best day of Roman's life. So funny.
Other random highlights from the trip: Shadow (the dog - and Roman's new best friend), going on walks, having "tea" parties of water and cheerios, reading the books that Grandma picked out for us at the library - she is SO thoughtful!, Roman's new guitar coat from Grandma, playing outside with Grandpa, big breakfasts every morning, good conversation, nail painting, dessert with the "big kids", adventures with GPS systems and restaurants, and lots and lots of love.
Friday we spent our time at home, savoring the last hours of family fun. After the daunting task of "goodbyes" - I hate that part!! - we hit the road around 7, took a quicker route home, arrived back in Btown at noon on Saturday.
As we have come to say in the Pometto fam, "It was a Christmas miracle".
12.31.2009
New
New Year's Eve has arrived! It's hard to believe....so much has happened in our family in the last year and it has gone by SO quickly.
2009 was full of blessings. We welcomed sweet little Judah to our family and we couldn't be more thankful.
Of course, we have had our share of struggles, as well. We feel very blessed, though, that this year came and went without too much sorrow in our family.
Unfortunately, I know that this is not always the case. For many people, this year came with tragedy, loss, despair, and events that they would love to forget.
Unfortunatley, I know about that first hand. One of the darkest times in my life came around a holiday. I know that sometimes this time of celebrating, when the rest of the world seems joyful and carefree, can be daunting and depressing.
It has been sixteen years since we lost my dad in a tragic accident on December 23rd. He was driving his tractor to the grain bin when he arrived at a railroad crossing. There were two tracks. One train was headed east and the other west. At country railroad crossings (as at this particular stop) there are often no bars, bells, or lights to indicate that a train is coming. This is especially dangerous in crossings where there are two tracks...there is no way to see or hear a second train if it is behind the first. So, as the first train cleared the tracks, my dad began to cross, not knowing that there was another train behind it. He died instantly.
I am not writing this post because I need to hear someone express their condolences (not that I don't appreciate it when people do), but that's not the point.
I am not writing to tell you how my life has been more difficult than yours. It hasn't. Everyone has their own battle to fight. Hundreds of examples far more devastating than my own circumnstances: Tragedy. Sorrow. Abuse. Divorce. Neglect. Depression. The list goes on and on. That is not the point, either.
I am writing for one simple reason. My life was forever changed by one devasting day.
My God was not.
God was, is, and always will be faithful.
He is the Most High.
He is our hope.
He is the Alpha and the Omega.
He is enough.
He Yahweh Jireh. He will provide.
He is our peace.
Everyone has to go through their share ofcrap "stuff" in life. Maybe you have already experienced it. Maybe you haven't. Maybe it has been big...a major loss...or a dozen separate heartwrenching events. Maybe you haven't seen much difficulty thus far.
No matter your situation, we live in a fallen world. There is just no getting around the fact that everybody has to suffer.
But, the real point of this post isn't the suffering. Praise God that he has given us a body of believers with whom we can share our struggles and our tears. We need to come together and mourn with those who mourn. He desires that we enter into those difficult situations and be a comforter. But, the real point isn't the suffering.
It's the victory.
So, in blessing or in trial, I rejoice in this new year. Not because I hope for better circumstances,(although I will be praying for God to intervene that way on behalf of many people), but because my hope is in the One that does not disappoint.
Our hope in 2010:
John 16:33
"I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world."
Revelation 5:5
"Do not weep! See, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has triumphed!"
Proverbs 18:10
"The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe."
Isaiah 9:6
"For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace."
John 11:25
"Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies"
Deuteronomy 32:4
"He is the Rock, his works are perfect, and all his ways are just. A faithful God who does no wrong, upright and just is he."
Hosea 6:1
"Come, let us return to the LORD; for he has torn us, that he may heal us; he has struck us down, and he will bind us up."
2009 was full of blessings. We welcomed sweet little Judah to our family and we couldn't be more thankful.
Of course, we have had our share of struggles, as well. We feel very blessed, though, that this year came and went without too much sorrow in our family.
Unfortunately, I know that this is not always the case. For many people, this year came with tragedy, loss, despair, and events that they would love to forget.
Unfortunatley, I know about that first hand. One of the darkest times in my life came around a holiday. I know that sometimes this time of celebrating, when the rest of the world seems joyful and carefree, can be daunting and depressing.
It has been sixteen years since we lost my dad in a tragic accident on December 23rd. He was driving his tractor to the grain bin when he arrived at a railroad crossing. There were two tracks. One train was headed east and the other west. At country railroad crossings (as at this particular stop) there are often no bars, bells, or lights to indicate that a train is coming. This is especially dangerous in crossings where there are two tracks...there is no way to see or hear a second train if it is behind the first. So, as the first train cleared the tracks, my dad began to cross, not knowing that there was another train behind it. He died instantly.
I am not writing this post because I need to hear someone express their condolences (not that I don't appreciate it when people do), but that's not the point.
I am not writing to tell you how my life has been more difficult than yours. It hasn't. Everyone has their own battle to fight. Hundreds of examples far more devastating than my own circumnstances: Tragedy. Sorrow. Abuse. Divorce. Neglect. Depression. The list goes on and on. That is not the point, either.
I am writing for one simple reason. My life was forever changed by one devasting day.
My God was not.
God was, is, and always will be faithful.
He is the Most High.
He is our hope.
He is the Alpha and the Omega.
He is enough.
He Yahweh Jireh. He will provide.
He is our peace.
Everyone has to go through their share of
No matter your situation, we live in a fallen world. There is just no getting around the fact that everybody has to suffer.
But, the real point of this post isn't the suffering. Praise God that he has given us a body of believers with whom we can share our struggles and our tears. We need to come together and mourn with those who mourn. He desires that we enter into those difficult situations and be a comforter. But, the real point isn't the suffering.
It's the victory.
So, in blessing or in trial, I rejoice in this new year. Not because I hope for better circumstances,(although I will be praying for God to intervene that way on behalf of many people), but because my hope is in the One that does not disappoint.
Our hope in 2010:
John 16:33
"I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world."
Revelation 5:5
"Do not weep! See, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, has triumphed!"
Proverbs 18:10
"The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe."
Isaiah 9:6
"For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace."
John 11:25
"Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies"
Deuteronomy 32:4
"He is the Rock, his works are perfect, and all his ways are just. A faithful God who does no wrong, upright and just is he."
Hosea 6:1
"Come, let us return to the LORD; for he has torn us, that he may heal us; he has struck us down, and he will bind us up."
12.21.2009
1000 Gifts (8)
I have been a slacker on these! I'm determined to keep it up, though...I have noticed that I really do need to write them down in order to remember how faithful God is.
141. Two napping boys
142. The anticipation of Advent...LOVE himself is coming. Are you ready?
143. Reconnecting with a life longfriend sister after months of phone tag. Love you, Al!
144. Getting back on track with priorities
145. Getting some organization taken care of in our home
146. 10 days of time away
147. my sweet little one, sitting up and smiling at me
148. surpirse anniversary date night. I have the best husband ever!
149. FREE babysitter for surprise date night. Thanks again, Melissa!
150. (mostly) FREE dinner on surprise date night (because we each had to get a chef's special and an appetizer. SO GOOD!). Thanks for the gift card, Mom and Dad Pometto!
151. A mom who worries about me. We'll be careful, Mom!
152. warm house in the cold winter
153. neighbors who look out for us
154. talking with a two year old about who is a boy and who is a girl. :)
155. four years of marriage
156. the loving and honoring throughout the joys and sorrows of four years
157. learning about family history
158. memories shared of loved ones gone before us
159. the hope of Christmas
160. getting to share the joy of Christ, the peace of Christmas with my boys
141. Two napping boys
142. The anticipation of Advent...LOVE himself is coming. Are you ready?
143. Reconnecting with a life long
144. Getting back on track with priorities
145. Getting some organization taken care of in our home
146. 10 days of time away
147. my sweet little one, sitting up and smiling at me
148. surpirse anniversary date night. I have the best husband ever!
149. FREE babysitter for surprise date night. Thanks again, Melissa!
150. (mostly) FREE dinner on surprise date night (because we each had to get a chef's special and an appetizer. SO GOOD!). Thanks for the gift card, Mom and Dad Pometto!
151. A mom who worries about me. We'll be careful, Mom!
152. warm house in the cold winter
153. neighbors who look out for us
154. talking with a two year old about who is a boy and who is a girl. :)
155. four years of marriage
156. the loving and honoring throughout the joys and sorrows of four years
157. learning about family history
158. memories shared of loved ones gone before us
159. the hope of Christmas
160. getting to share the joy of Christ, the peace of Christmas with my boys
12.02.2009
11.21.2009
1000 Gifts (7)
Psalm 34:1-3
I will bless the LORD at all times;
His praise shall continually be in my mouth.
My soul will make its boast in the LORD;
The humble will hear it and rejoice.
O magnify the LORD with me,
And let us exalt His name together
121. family traditions
122. teapots
123. chex mix (Mary's chex mix is the best!)
124. Psalm 1
125. that Judah can sleep through drumming and Roman pounding on the piano
126. first snow
127. feeding the squirrels with Roman
128. calloused hands of a hard working man
129. dancing
130. unique names
131. friends gathered round the kitchen counter...sharing, laughing, inspiring
132. miracles
133. second chances
134. that God has a plan bigger than my own
135. pizzookie
136. Christmas decorations
137. authentic people
138. people who are always trying to improve themselves and their relationship with God
139. when someone else does the dishes
140. freedom
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