
Bunch o' Beasley Business
Beasley Family
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Santa with the Beasley Kids
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Sara Beth Lost a Tooth
Sara Beth lost her first tooth this afternoon - she pulled it out all by herself. What a brave girl! I will post pictures later. For now, I am going to bed to fall asleep to the sweet sound of rain.
Our little girl is growing so, so quickly!
Our little girl is growing so, so quickly!
Rain, Sweet Rain
It is pouring buckets of rain, yea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One of the 3 Castroville City wells ran dry last night. Caused mass confusion in town today but they got everything back up and running. Luckily we are on a separate system. I have been so drained by the heat lately - thank you Lord for the rain!
Monday, August 24, 2009
Mike
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
chloe mae's knee
Its chloe mae... so life is hectic... as usual, sigh! j.w.'s foot is MUCH better, and now i am the one hurt. i sprained my MCL, a ligament in my knee from gymnastics and we went to get xrays, and an mri. The doctor kept messing with it, pulling at it, and bending it, and that didnt help my situation!! now i have a huge, ugly knee imobilizer and i have to wear it for atleast 3 weeks, then we go to the doctor and see how it is. Im a little nervous about school because i will have to walk the halls, and do everything with a hurt knee that hurts a ton to walk on even with the imoibilizer! oh well, so goes life.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Saturday, August 1, 2009
A New Season
After looking back at my old postings and realizing how many significant events I failed to document and share, I have decided to make posting a part of my regular computer life again. So, where do I begin? Cover all that I missed? No, better just start with today. The thought of back tracking is enough to make me give up again.
I have had 2 sleepless nights with J.W. He was stung and/or bitten by some type of insect on Thursday. He didn't cry or indicate a problem so we didn't know about it until Mike was putting him to bed and saw the large boil on his foot. After a long night of high fever and gross discharge, we made it to the doctor yesterday morning. He confirmed that it was a bite or sting and got antibiotics going. The "problem" area covers about 1/2 of his foot and looks so painful. It went from a boil to blackness. Yet, the little man doesn't cry. And he has learned to walk on the side of his foot so that he doesn't miss one moment of play time. He is one tough dude! I thought about posting a picture, but decided no one would visit again if I did. Anyway, he is getting better.
As for life in the country - we bought a shredder today. And a posthole digger. Now we just have to get it all working, together. Are we that talented? Also, Mike had 200 tons of road base delivered for the roads leading to the house pasture. The cows have decided that the base makes great sand dunes and they are romping up and down them. Even the longhorns! It is pretty fun to see.
We registerd the girls for school this week. Everyone was super nice and they are getting excited about the new school experience. Hope the excitement lasts.
J.W.'s good mood from his afternoon nap has worn off and he needs my attention. Until next time...
I have had 2 sleepless nights with J.W. He was stung and/or bitten by some type of insect on Thursday. He didn't cry or indicate a problem so we didn't know about it until Mike was putting him to bed and saw the large boil on his foot. After a long night of high fever and gross discharge, we made it to the doctor yesterday morning. He confirmed that it was a bite or sting and got antibiotics going. The "problem" area covers about 1/2 of his foot and looks so painful. It went from a boil to blackness. Yet, the little man doesn't cry. And he has learned to walk on the side of his foot so that he doesn't miss one moment of play time. He is one tough dude! I thought about posting a picture, but decided no one would visit again if I did. Anyway, he is getting better.
As for life in the country - we bought a shredder today. And a posthole digger. Now we just have to get it all working, together. Are we that talented? Also, Mike had 200 tons of road base delivered for the roads leading to the house pasture. The cows have decided that the base makes great sand dunes and they are romping up and down them. Even the longhorns! It is pretty fun to see.
We registerd the girls for school this week. Everyone was super nice and they are getting excited about the new school experience. Hope the excitement lasts.
J.W.'s good mood from his afternoon nap has worn off and he needs my attention. Until next time...
Monday, May 25, 2009
It's Been A Long Time
Can't believe how long it has been since I updated this. If you don't know, we are selling our house. Trying to keep it "Show Ready" with 4 kids and a dog is a bit much. Oh well, hopefully all the hard work will pay off. And Mike and the kids have been a huge help.
Anyway, a friend sent me this picture of J.W. today. It was taken on his birthday at McDonalds. She has 2 boys, ages 11 and 8. As you can see on J.W.'s face, he lovesssssss these boys. They bought him fries and ice cream and went back and forth feeding it to him. He is a blessed little man! Love the sparkle in his eyes.

Anyway, a friend sent me this picture of J.W. today. It was taken on his birthday at McDonalds. She has 2 boys, ages 11 and 8. As you can see on J.W.'s face, he lovesssssss these boys. They bought him fries and ice cream and went back and forth feeding it to him. He is a blessed little man! Love the sparkle in his eyes.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Anna Claire's Spring Orchestra Concert
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
J.W.'s 1st Birthday
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Spring Break
We spent most of Spring Break opening the new office, not much fun for the kids. So, Jogee and I left late Thursday afternoon for a few days of no schedule or To Do Lists! Our first stop on Friday morning was a little fun pampering (a girl needs pretty toes even if it's 30 degrees and raining). Afterwards we headed to Walmart for Brian and J.W. to pick out some new toys - they were soooo patient for us.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Life is soooo busy
Just want you to know I haven't forgotten about this blog, life has just been too busy. We received the keys to the new office yesterday and have been working non-stop to get everything in line. Things will slow down soon and I will update you on all the kids activities.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Eek! only 2 more weeks, and J.W. will be a year old! Every day counts to catch the adorable moments of him. he could be wearing a diaper and a pair of socks and still be the cutest he can be. I keep seeing him stand up ALL by himself, but then he realizes it, and goes plunk on the floor because he's excited. I remember when J.W. was only 2 minutes old! he was absolutely adorable in his beenie, and white/blue outfit. Can you believe it?- he is already signed up for pre-k at Parkhills! My mom said that when i was walking inside the house from school, my mom asked J.W. ''where's Chloe Mae?" and he pointed to the house! that smart little boy! Sure, he may be T-R-O-U-B-L-E sometimes, but he will always be cute, cute, cute! I don't regret one moment that i have had with J.W.! and i don't think anybody else has. My mom says that he is so painful sometimes(really!), but at the end of the day, she loves him with all her heart. I wouldn't trade the world for that stinker!
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Fun Days
Sara Beth is such a happy girl - we are very blessed!
J.W. loves taking baths in the kitchen sink - mostly because he can splash water everywhere, all while being the center of attention. He is having so much fun!


I was folding laundry and he climbed into Sara Beth's chair. He was very proud of himself! Happy 11 month's big boy...
I was folding laundry and he climbed into Sara Beth's chair. He was very proud of himself! Happy 11 month's big boy...
Monday, February 16, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Monday, February 2, 2009
A Friend Will Soon Head Home To The Lord
I am not so great at putting my thoughts to paper, but I feel compelled to share my thoughts...
At 6:30 this evening I rec'd a call from an elder friend that one of our common friends would shortly be called Home. She is an 80 year old woman with a fire in her belly for her Aggie friends, every soldier on this earth, and her community in general. She suffered a stroke a few weeks ago and hasn't been strong enough in body to recover.
This weekend she was moved to the home she shares with her husband of 60 years for Hospice care. Late this afternoon, one of her son's was lead to ask a few friends over to celebrate her life. So, at 7:30, myself and about 15 others arrived. A bed was setup in the living room and the entire room was decorated with streamers and decorations ( just like a party). Each person was asked to share a story or thought with the group. Then we joined hands, encircling her, and sang wonderful hymns. You could see her body relax with each song. Then each person was given the opportunity to pray for and with her and say goodbyes.
I share this because this is my third Hospice death of a dear friend in the past year. And interestingly enough, the ages have ranged from young mom, to mom of college kids, to this beloved grandmother. And in each situation, the family choose to celebrate the person as the end drew near. What a blessing for those left behind! Each of these women had a huge impact on my life and the lives of our children. And the loss of 2 and emanate loss of 1 more certainly brings me to my knees. What I have learned from each, is that actions speak much louder than words. These were all women of great character and strong love for their family. I can only hope to learn from them and share the love of God because of them.
Blessings...
sb
At 6:30 this evening I rec'd a call from an elder friend that one of our common friends would shortly be called Home. She is an 80 year old woman with a fire in her belly for her Aggie friends, every soldier on this earth, and her community in general. She suffered a stroke a few weeks ago and hasn't been strong enough in body to recover.
This weekend she was moved to the home she shares with her husband of 60 years for Hospice care. Late this afternoon, one of her son's was lead to ask a few friends over to celebrate her life. So, at 7:30, myself and about 15 others arrived. A bed was setup in the living room and the entire room was decorated with streamers and decorations ( just like a party). Each person was asked to share a story or thought with the group. Then we joined hands, encircling her, and sang wonderful hymns. You could see her body relax with each song. Then each person was given the opportunity to pray for and with her and say goodbyes.
I share this because this is my third Hospice death of a dear friend in the past year. And interestingly enough, the ages have ranged from young mom, to mom of college kids, to this beloved grandmother. And in each situation, the family choose to celebrate the person as the end drew near. What a blessing for those left behind! Each of these women had a huge impact on my life and the lives of our children. And the loss of 2 and emanate loss of 1 more certainly brings me to my knees. What I have learned from each, is that actions speak much louder than words. These were all women of great character and strong love for their family. I can only hope to learn from them and share the love of God because of them.
Blessings...
sb
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Sick
Anna Claire has the flu - say a little prayer for her quick recovery please...
J.W. had a flu shot before Christmas and we are washing everything like crazy, so we hope nobody else will get it.
On the bright side, she rec'd the "Walk with the Principle" Award at school on Friday. Good affirmation for all the hard work she has done this year.
J.W. had a flu shot before Christmas and we are washing everything like crazy, so we hope nobody else will get it.
On the bright side, she rec'd the "Walk with the Principle" Award at school on Friday. Good affirmation for all the hard work she has done this year.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Our Little Ham
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Backyard Project - 2 days!
Saturday, January 24, 2009
A Poem By Anna Claire
She wrote this poem in about 30 minutes on Thursday night. Thought it was insightful so I wanted to share it.
Anna Claire Beasley
Rdg. 6b- 7 period
January 23, 2009My Room
My room.
My safe place to get away.
A sanctuary of silence and peace.
My yellow walls from when I was a child,
Now occupied with posters from me today.
My fort.
My secure fortress in the battle of life.
A place to let it all out and be myself.
Where my army of dreams and I fight reality.
My study.
A quiet, calm place to journal and write.
My desk filled with books I cannot seem to give up.
Drawings and homework find themselves cluttered here.
Myself.
Blaring music,
A messy bed, and everything unkept.
Pictures from long ago posted on my billboard,
Reminding me of times I do not forget.
My violin perched casually next to my desk,
An instrument I use to express myself.
My world
A place where my books and dreams come alive,
Each night my dreams and fantasies become real,
My room.
Anna Claire Beasley
Rdg. 6b- 7 period
January 23, 2009My Room
My room.
My safe place to get away.
A sanctuary of silence and peace.
My yellow walls from when I was a child,
Now occupied with posters from me today.
My fort.
My secure fortress in the battle of life.
A place to let it all out and be myself.
Where my army of dreams and I fight reality.
My study.
A quiet, calm place to journal and write.
My desk filled with books I cannot seem to give up.
Drawings and homework find themselves cluttered here.
Myself.
Blaring music,
A messy bed, and everything unkept.
Pictures from long ago posted on my billboard,
Reminding me of times I do not forget.
My violin perched casually next to my desk,
An instrument I use to express myself.
My world
A place where my books and dreams come alive,
Each night my dreams and fantasies become real,
My room.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Lone Oak
Mike has been working non-stop to clear the house pasture. It was very, very thick South Texas brush, but after much work, we can finally see where the house will go. Thanks to Nathan and Wick for coming out to help.
Sara Beth is examining a thorn.

Mike, after 12 hours on the dozier. Wow!
Mike, after 12 hours on the dozier. Wow!
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