It's been an amazing two years:)

I really can't believe my little boys are already 2! My life changed dramatically from the day I found out that I was having twins. I knew we were in for an adventure from the moment y'alls daddy yelled holy crap in the ultrasound room. From the moment that y'all decided to come early. From the moment that one of you came out looking like Uncle Dalton and the other came out looking like your daddy. From the moment I layed eyes on y'all.     People told me it was going to be hard and  they've said bless my heart because they don't know how I handle the two of you and your sister but I wouldn't have it any other way. Y'all are two of the best things that ever happened to me. Y'all are so smart, and cute, and amazing. I'm honored to be called momma. I love y'all beyond belief. Happy (early) Birthday to my baby boys:)

P.S.
Happy Halloween to everyone that doesn't get the opportunity to celebrate my handsome little men turning 2!

Christian books... where's the plot?

I LOVE to read. For the last few months I've tried to only read Christian books (although you have to be careful with some of them). The books I used to read had awesome plots but they were pretty bad. They had cussing, drugs, premarital sex, and alcohol. Being Pentecostal I don't believe any of that is right. In the bible it says not to put anything bad infront of your eyes because your eyes are the window to your soul, I'm paraphrasing. So that's why I try to only read Christian books but I'm having a horrible time finding a book with a good plot. It's like they get so caught up in everybody being as good as they're supposed to that it all feels so stiff and fake. I've tried reading a couple books by Beverly Lewis and Karen Kingsbury, who were highly recommended to me, but I couldn't stand them. I like a good romance but I don't want it to be so drawn out that it lasts for 5 or more books and I don't think that somebody has to cheat on somebody else and they have to find a way to forgive each other. I want it to make me laugh, and cry and to make me feel uplifted and happy at the end. I don't want to feel sad when I finish reading it. The only sadness I should feel is that the book is already over and I liked it so much I didn't want it to end. I just wish more Christian authors would write books with Christianity laced into a more interesting plot. I have found a couple books that I did like. I highly recommend Rebecca's Rose by Jennifer Beckstrand and The daughters of Caleb Bender series by Dale Cramer. They're Amish themed books and I thought I wouldn't like them but they're awesome. I also really like Dani Pettrey, Courting Morrow Little by Laura Frantz, and the O'Malley series by Dee Henderson. Now that I'm done ranting I think I'll go to bed.

Is that me talking?

Have you ever been in  a situation where you haven't seen someone in a long time and before you see them you think of all these things you want to say to them and how you're going to make them laugh and when you finally see them you start talking and you just annoy yourself? If you have then you're probably me. I haven't seen my uncle and aunt in about three years and when I started talking its like it wasn't me. I don't know if I just wanted to impress them or I was nervous but I heard myself and I thought "Wow. You sound like a story topping jerk." Grrrr. I don't know what came over me but I never want to hear myself talk like that again. To my relatives, y'all I'm sorry.

A few facts about me

Hey y'all!  My name is Savannah. I'm 21. I'm married to the love of my life, Reese.  We've been married 3 years. We have 3 awesome kids. Twin boys and a baby girl. I'm a stay at home momma. I'm Pentecostal.  I'm fourth or fifth generation pentecost. Not quite sure but it goes back a ways. We go to one of the best churches there are, Burr Ferry Pentecostal Church. I love to read. I'm a die hard romantic. I love my family. My momma is one of my best friends. People may think that I've wasted my life by not going to college and not getting a job and being independent but I'm living the life I've always dreamed of.