Hello to Old Friends

Jim has discovered Facebook. He’s having fun with it. He’s found a lot of his high school and college friends (some of whom are also my friends).

Apparently he mentioned my blog and I think several people have looked at it.

So a big “Hello” to everyone!

Yes, life here on the Jonas homestead is fun. And loud. And crazy. And loud. And busy. Did I mention it was LOUD?

I don’t think my children know how to be quiet. I really don’t. I think it is a gene that is missing from their DNA.

Oh well, there could be worse things, right?

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PJ

 

 

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5 thoughts on “Hello to Old Friends”

  1. PJ!

    I’m so glad to find your blog. I’ve thought of you often over the last few years and wondered how you guys were doing. So you have eight children??? That’s awesome!! I’m sooo happy for you guys. 🙂 God has truly blessed you. I’ll be visiting your blog to try and catch up a little. I know it will be very interesting. I hope to see you guys again soon.

    Love and Hugs,
    Sarah

  2. My 4-year-old has that same “loud gene”. It must skip a generation because I am the opposite!

  3. Hey, PJ, it’s karyn waladkewics, from Faith-(nick,grace, jamie and adriana’s mom) I love your blog, your kids are amazing, and I am so happy to see you guys doing so well!! i feel inspired, we are debating chicken ownership right now..and a veggie garden.
    love you! miss you!
    karyn

  4. Nice to meet you. I would like to meet ALL the kids as I don’t know how to find the specifics of each.
    I am Wilson’s dad and lived in Sunapee then Newport for a while. I was the Cubmaster of the den that both Jimmy and Wilson were in.
    I see you have not been on here for a few days; must be very busy what with the holidays here already. But, then I guess you are always busy. How do you find time to read? Probably at the end of the day as I do. Will definitely talk with you later.
    Daland (Webb)

  5. Sarah – It’s great to hear from you. We’re doing very well and feel very blessed indeed. 🙂 You and Aaron should come out sometime in the spring for a farm visit – I’m sure he’ll love it. You’re welcome to come out sooner too! 🙂

    Karen – Wow – how cool to hear from you. (And you don’t have to remind me of your children for me to remember you! 🙂 Definitely go for the chickens! They’re such fun and the eggs are awesome! Plus they’re pretty low maintenance as far as animals go. Say hi to all the children for me – they’ve got to be so big by now!

    Daland – I am a book fanatic. I don’t think I’d survive long if I couldn’t read. 🙂 When I have to punish Brett and Cole, I tell them they aren’t allowed to read for a day! 😉

    PJ

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