Seventy Three: Thunder Up!

Tonight we went to the Thunder game. Me, the hubs, my friend Ashley, and Aunt Kimmy. LOVE her!

Day Seventy Two: Irish Art

In preparation for our St. Patty's Day party, I made a stamp art sign... Well, I attempted, but I am still going to use it!

Day Seventy One: NYC

So you know my husband and I are obsessed with New York City. My husband is especially obsessed with the Flatiron building and when we go, he has to take 1,000 pictures of it. IKEA has a large canvas of the landscape, but we never got it because we had nowhere to put it. Well... we do now.... our BLACK guest room.
Here it is:

Day Seventy: Fort Worth, Part Deux

Well today has been a little dreary. This is the view from the hotel:


It has been raining all day, so all outdoor shopping has been canceled. We are going to dinner tonight though:


Hopefully it is all it is cut out to be!

Day Sixty Nine: Day One in Fort Worth

Well today we made our way down to Ft. Worth to spend some time with Lance and Anna Ruth.

First my husband and I went to:


Then we went to:


And finished it off by meeting the in-laws @ Joe T. Garcia's. A great start to a weekend getaway.

Day Sixty Eight: LUNDY Day!

Today was a great day for the Cobbs FAMILY! Today, March 8th, is officially LUNDY Day! We are celebrating the finalization of London's adoption! YEA!!! LOVE you guys!

Day Sixty Seven: Muslim

So I have been sitting on an interview panel for the last couple of days with my friend, Sam, and a man I just met named Nabil. I didn't know much about him before these interviews, and after the last couple of days, I think he might be one of the nicest people I have ever met. Just a really good heart. Upon talking with him I discovered he was Muslim (I kinda' jumped to conclusions and figured as much) and he told me about his Faith. It is funny how similar it is to Christianity. He believes in the New Testament and all, it just comes down to Jesus and Mohammed. He has a lot of respect for Jesus, and believes he is a Prophet, just not the Son of God. We also talked about the radical terrorists and how he cannot understand where they come from because in their religion, murder sends you right to Hell. No forgiveness. Very interesting. It makes me question what will really happen to people that believe in Jesus (just not as the Son of God) and believe in the same God while living morally strong. Can we really say they won't go to Heaven? If we were born in Lebanon or Saudi Arabia would we be Muslims? They think they are as right as we are regarding our Faith and we are all speaking to the same God, remember? So weird... And, regardless, look how cute these kiddos are!