Hopeless, vomiting dogs--oh my!

I was just reading through Proverbs 26, since my memory verse (20) is there this week. Wow, the Proverbs have some scathing things to say! For example,
v.11: Like a dog that returns to his vomit, is a fool who repeats his folly.
(Are you diving into sin, or falling in to it?)

v.12: Do you see a man who is wise in his own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for him.
(We are not wise. Only God is wise. We are so clueless without Him!)
Just had to share, there is so much wisdom in the Bible, it is absolutely astounding. Every day I read something else in there that rings true just looking at the world around me. Not to mention it fits in perfectly to the context of the rest of the book...


In other news, my little Jude is finally getting some teeth! I shouldn't say finally, cause I could wait forever, haha! Ouch. Oh, and we took him camping for the first time last weekend. It was cold and rainy and he didn't sleep... but he did look really cute in his winter hat! :) I'll put the pic on here once I get it off of my camera. I'm sleeping now.

Oh, one more thing... doesn't this look delicious?

I can't breathe enough of this air to satisfy me.

The first signs of fall are upon us!  It is 10:16am and the temperature is still only 55 degrees!  Don't even get me started on the amazing weather last night... I felt like I was camping in my own bed cause it was so wonderfully chilly!  I don't dislike summer or anything, I just realllly love fall weather.  I love to wear hoodies and sweaters, and I was robbed of that last fall because I was so fat (pregnant, fat sounds funnier).  So this fall is all mine!  

We are going camping this weekend (as long as the weather holds up) at Tettegouche State Park along the North Shore.  I hope the weather is like this, it is so perfect!  Well, I guess a little warmer might be good for the little man.  I've never camped with a baby and a dog, so this will be a great adventure.

I watched an awesome documentary on George Muller last night.  He was a great man that, without asking anyone but God for money, built many orphanages in England in the 1800s to house children that society wanted to throw away.  It was a great story, I highly recommend watching it!  (We rented it from the Bethlehem Library, I'm not sure where else you can get it.)

Ok, that's all.  Time to go entertain the baby, husband, and three large dogs we have this week.  Lata.