I was laughing to myself as we drove home from Remlinger Farms today about how the amount of chaos in my life on a given day continues to rise, but thankfully God is allowing my sanity level/threshold for chaos to rise accordingly (on most days).
5 years ago, a flat tire or missed bus would've thrown my day off completely.
Since having kids, I've learned, or rather been taught, that I have to roll with the punches a bit more. This is probably a good thing since we're about to throw one more little body into the mix!
Today, despite getting my car completely stuck in the mud at the u-pick strawberry fields and needing to get towed out, we still had a good time and even came home with 3# of strawberries (plus the 3# in our bellies).
The latest moving news: As of today, we have a tenant for our Renton home! Lease has been signed by the tenants (a couple with a baby on the way) and we just need to sign some more paperwork to make it official. We're planning to move into our new house this weekend, so the final days of packing are upon us (this is indeed adding to the chaos level just a bit, but we are very excited!) 




We bought a house last Friday and can't wait to get into it. The new house puts us very close to both sets of grandparents and will give us more room to grow, with the latest Simon baby being set to arrive in about 3 months.
The house is in Sammamish, which is about 20-30 minutes from where we are right now in Renton. It has a great yard, and is situated on a cul-de-sac in a safe neighborhood. One extra bonus to the house is that it's located across the street from miles of running trails. I'm itching to get back into a running routine after the baby arrives, it's been way too long.
Because of the nature of the house sale (long story-let me know if you want to hear it and we can talk :), we're not exactly sure when we'll be able to move in, but hopefully it will be sometime very soon. For now, we're busy packing and getting our current home ready to rent out to the right family.
We feel so thankful to be able to do this and are amazed at how God orchestrated everything. We are excited to begin this new adventure!