Love that tree. And what a fabulous place for a wedding -- a butterfly conservatory!Little Diane and I didn't get to our jam making....but I don't care. Every second spent with the kids was either fun, or enlightening, or heart-to-heart. I can make my jam anytime - I can't get this time back ever. They leave today. We were up pretty late last night playing cards and planning weddings (September 27, it looks like, in the Sertoma Butterfly House in Sioux Falls) so right now they're still flaked out. Their flight doesn't leave Billings until 5, so we're having a nice, relaxing brunch before we leave the house. God gives us people to touch us, to help us over rough spots, and to learn from. I am so grateful that He gave our family these two remarkable young people. I looked at her last night and I was thinking, "This can't be the same confused, rebellious little girl who was listed on the National Runaway Hotline in 2011." How blessed we are!I took this picture of Dustin and Diane on Wednesday at the Love Knot Tree and cropped it to use in the newspaper for their announcement. I took it up on top of the Big Horns at a spot I found a few years ago. It's been cut out of this shot, but this is the tree:
Isn't that the prettiest thing?