Friday, December 3, 2010
2010 Christmas Card
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Friday, April 17, 2009
Blog Catch-ups...
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Kim & Emma
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Julie passed the exam!!
Monday, June 9, 2008
KJ and MB make it to CLT!!!
Thursday, February 21, 2008
A Fun Day at App Ski Mtn
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Martin in Greenville, SC
What a beautiful day it was to spend time with our friend Martin (from the UK) at a park in Greenville, SC of all places! We had a fun afternoon just hanging out at Reedy Falls Park right in the middle of town. Although we missed seeing Jo (his wife) and Grace (their beautiful little one), it was really nice to see him and laugh at his stories and learn more of what's been going on in the world...
Special thanks to our friends Heth & Cindy for the park recommendation. :-)
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Farmer Julie
Above is the Green Bell Pepper plant...
And here's the Red Bell Pepper plant... Can't you tell?
We think there was some cross-pollination going on...
They may have been small, but they were tasty in pasta sauce.
Friday, September 28, 2007
Anguilla 2007 (and St. Martin too)
Tim & Julie on our balcony at Carimar on Meads Bay, Anguilla
The town of Grand Case, French St. Martin. Lots of restaurants!
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Introducing... Buck!
On June 16th, 2007, we took ONE cat to the vet for a regular check up - but we came home with TWO! Our home hasn't been the same since... Buck is "bumble-ee" and not very coordinated: he falls off things and slides in the kitchen with his furry paws. But he's as cute as they come - and we're glad he's joined the family. If only he would eat his food slowly, and not vacuum it up so fast!
Thursday, June 14, 2007
We met Mr. Pryor!!

Tim, Andrew, Julie, & Macy Feeding the Deer

Julie and Macy feeding the Deer
Saturday, December 30, 2006
A Great Christmas Present for Tim's Parents
I decided this year to do something to honor my parents for all they've done for my brothers and I growing up. So, I made a list - a big list - of all the gifts they made for us for the Christmas's while we were kids. And when I say "made" for us, I mean it! Mom & Dad would build us these toys out of wood, metal, and fabric - then paint them and have them ready for Christmas morning (they're in red below). What makes this significant is that most, if not all, of those things don't physically exist anymore because Mom & Dad's house burned down in August of 2003. BUT they do exist in our hearts and memories. I also included a lot of funny things we did and great memories we had. So, I must say I'm very blessed to have the parents that I do. Here's the text from it:
- Growing Up at the Wallace’s
- Goats, Chickens, Rabbits, Ponies, Cats, Doves, Tarantulas, Turtles, Llamas, and Kids!
- Height marker on the kitchen doorframe molding
- Tractor rides in the cart up to the woods to gather pockets full of acorns
- Dairy Goat Shows
- The Raffle Ticket Salesman of the Millennium!
- Reindeer tracks all over the house Christmas morning that helped us believe
- Tractor Trailer with twin steering wheels, shifters, and pedals
- The Big Trip to California and Mexico
- Puppet and Marionette Stage
- The Big Oven prop for the Gingerbread kids
- All of the artwork props at Centerville Elementary
- All kinds of Signs
- Encouragement to draw and be artistic
- Lots of paper from Monumental Life
- Making lots of things from Play-Doh – Muppets, animals, people, and cars
- Star Wars AT-AT (that fell on us Christmas morning)
- Dukes of Hazard, Knight Rider, and many custom Birthday Cakes
- Tipis to camp in under the stars
- Indian bow and arrows
- Indian headgear and horses on poles from Biederlack scraps
- Trips to Hershey Park
- Haircuts in the Kitchen
- Threats with the Wooden Spoon
- Flushing the toilet with a bucket of bath water
- Timed multiplication tests before school – made with carbon paper
- The Clubhouse – that became an animal carrier during the county fair
- Throwing rocks at the telephone pole – then barn windows and the old blue Opal
- Our very own cussing locations – far away from the house and each other!
- Baseball Dugout
- Basketball by the barn
- Running Track in the pasture
- The three Blue Beds – with side guards to keep us from rolling off – and Mattresses
- The Wooden Swimming Pool
- Trash bag costumes
- Rob’s Gizmo costume
- Lots of goat costumes – for the Prettiest Goat Contest
- Dollar Movie Wednesdays during the summer
- Swimming at the YMCA pool
- Sunday school at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
- Shoveling coal in the winter
- E.T. with glowing Heart and Finger & the little E.T.’s
- Helping us save money for toys – and even putting them on Lay-away
- Star Wars, G.I. Joe, He-Man, and Transformer Action Figures
- Castle Grayskull with Jaw Bridge, Trap Doors, and different levels
- Those gory – and slightly dangerous – Medieval Torture Chambers
- Guitar lessons at the Rainsburg Home for the Elderly
- Jugs and Jugs of Iced Tea
- Skateboard Mini Ramp
- Countless Trips to Bedford to pick us up from skateboarding after school
- Loving encouragement for us all to stay away from drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes
- Living by example – showing us that there is so much more to life
- ♥ A strong marriage and friendship that will last Forever, Ever, and Always ♥
Monday, December 11, 2006
Check this guy out!
You've got to see Ryan Ferguson reciting Hebrews 9 and 10! It's an eleven minute video. It's amazing! You'll see on that link more info about him.








