a long post for a long trip

Sorry for all the pictures and how long this blog might be but I thought I would try to do my best to share what we did this past week here in the USA. First we drove from NE to IA and had lunch with my Grandma, Aunt and Uncle (not pictured) Then we went to Illinois and spent the night with my Uncle Pete and Aunt Tracy and their family.
Tuesday we went to Vicky and Damon's house (not pictured) also in Illinois. We had dinner with my cousin Josh and Rachelle Neal (not pictured). Wednesday lunch we ate with Reggie's cousin Doug also in Illinois. Doug's children are pictured left. Then we drove to Goshen, Indiana and had a picnic with lots of family there. The little girls pictured
left are Rick and Jen's. The girls had a major running fest which was a blessed relief of a few days in the car. The next picture is of Reggie's Uncle Lowell and his yellow car. Marcela loved his yellow car and was quite sad when Reggie and I got a turn in the yellow car. Very fun. We stayed with Lowell and Diane Wednesday night and Thursday
night. But Thursday at 3 am we woke up and left their house for Kentucky. We wanted to drive while the girls slept. We got to Wilmore, KY in the middle of the morning on Thursday. The next picture is of Harmony and Gabriel (my cousin Darin and Holly's little girl) We saw lots of family in Wilmore and then we left at 3 am on Saturday to
drive to Atlanta to go to Jeff and Tamara Penn's wedding. I was a bridesmaid so this picture is of the bridesmaids taking her to get ice cream before her wedding. Sunday was a picnic, then Monday while I was in rehersal Reggie and the girls went to the Coke
museum and then to the olimpic rings that shoot water in Atlanta. After the
wedding on Monday
night we left right afterwards and drove to OK. It was a crazy drive. I fell asleep behind the wheel and God was gracious to keep us safe. We finally made in the OK and have been having a lot of fun. This last picture is of Grandpa pulling the girls in the wagon with his lawn mower tractor. How fun. Thanks for praying and for reading all of this. Hope to see you soon
if we haven't already. Love, the Millers