La Vita E Bella

Celebrating Lucas and 2 years of life :)

For a few photos from Disneyland, visit the album on Flickr!! I have added about 25 photos as of 1 am on Tuesday morning, but please check back a few times as I have intentions of adding more! Enjoy!!!

The Perfect Update

Now that Christmas is over, and life has come to a screeching halt - I can prepare a proper update. One that includes details, photos, and lots of exciting things to read about. So please, be patient and check back soon for an update on the Vossler life over the past few weeks. I promise, I won't disappoint!

Me

Company, a Dedication, and the comfort of California

Busy. B-U-S-Y. That might actually be an understatement. Crazy is probably a better word. Sometimes I wish the world would just slow down. Sometimes I long for a life away from it all. An island in the middle of the ocean. No tv's, computers, cars, bill, etc. Just the space and time to run, play, and soak in all of the changes only time brings. You may be nodding your head as you read this (I'm generally partial to the tv, computer, money, my car, etc), but it's moments like this - when I look back over my month and realize I barely made it out alive that I think a simpler life would be.....well, more simple. I've been in California now for a day and a half. The days leading up to this trip were insane. Preparing to leave my home for 12 days is kinda stressful. Make sure I packed everything the kids and I would need. Are bills paid? The house clean? Photography sessions proofed? There is seriously a lot to do. My parents flew in on Saturday afternoon (December 6th). I was stoked for them to be in town. It had been 2 months since we were last together, and I was anxious for them to see the kids and my house and the town I now call home again. Saturday we spent out and about. Between eating out, and getting ready for Sunday - it was a busy day. Sunday was a highly anticipated day as well. Olivia was dedicated to the Lord. We had been waiting to have it done when both our parents were present. It was an amazing service. Olivia looked darling in her dress and red shoes.....and I cried like a baby while Trei's dad (aka: Pastor Pete) prayed a most beautiful prayer over our sweet daughter. It was perfect. After church, we had our closest and dearest family and friends over to celebrate over pulled-pork sandwiches with coleslaw (thanks to my husband), potato salad (thanks to my mom), and cookies (thanks to me, the diabetic). We spent a few hours just enjoying the good company of our friends and family. I have pictures, but you'll have to wait until I'm back in Reno for those.