Southwest Headquarters...

We're no longer home to just 9 souls, we're also now the Southwest Headquarters of Matt's new company. So a suitable office was in order. And while we were at it, Robob thought the breezeway (located right outside the office door) could use some furniture. Boy, he hit that nail on the head!

Photos: http://jf2.com/120526

If you're looking for a kitchen update: http://jf2.com/120523

What - Camels in the Village ?!

It's true! Or should I say it was true during the Strawberry Festival. As one of the kids pointed out, there were enough camels there to make a manger scene! (You know how many that is, right.)

Then, who would you expect to see riding a train?!...

First Birthday

Can you believe it, the twins are a year old!? And to celebrate, it's cake for the very first time! The dam has broken. Let the sugar flow begin! Oh, wait, sorry Jen, you say this doesn't mean they can have doughnuts all the time? Bummer.

Photos: http://jf2.com/120519/

Head over Heels

All four Regusci kids are now gymnasts, even AJ, at Performance Athletics (PA). They all love it, by the way. And all but AJ were part of a demo that PA did at SLO's Farmers Market (5/10/12). Enjoy...

All the photos: http://www.jamie-foster-photography.com/Other/120510-Performance-Athletics/

No Longer Virgin Ikeans

As we crested the stairs from the monstrous parking lot, there before us, rising from the mire of the mundane and ordinary, was our destination - Ikea. Yes, we journeyed unto Burbank where this mecca of home projects pulses to the comings and goings of countless people searching for meaning amongst the midnight blues and yellows. It was office furniture we sought, and we did find. Amen.

Sparking Interest

An interest in one of the kids can become an interest in others. AJ recognized that Serafina was playing "Jesus Loves Me" and started singing along... from across the room. So Mom brought him over to see just how Serafina was doing that. He doesn't often sit still and concentrate very long...

Planting Seeds

In faith, this land was given to Coastal Christian School about 30 years ago. And today, in faith, the school moves forward the dream of a new school by holding a day of prayer at the site. 30 years ago, the donation of this land to the school was in faith that some day students and teachers would come to this place to learn and pray, and that faith was rewarded today, at least in part, as students and teachers gathered on the spot to pray for continued progress. Classes came and went all day, as did parents, friends, and believers. I happened to be there when the first and second grades were there.

All the photos: http://jf2.com/120427/