After hosting our first supper-party tonight, Faith house completely and officially feels like home.
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Happy to host Levi and Sarah. |
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I love her smiling Irish eyes. |
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Crazy about Sean. |
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Wildness MacStyle |
After all, anyone that knows us well knows that a MacHouse just isn't a MacHouse if there's not a been big, loud, crazy party held.
Now there's definitely been one! Jim grilled burgers out behind the back porches this evening and we had a bunch of the We Will Go folks over to welcome a new intern, Levi, and a visitor from Ireland, Sarah. With the burgers, we served all the fixings, bbq beans, and chips (including Cajun CrawTaters and Who Dat ones). Others provided cole slaw, veggies and dip, cheesecake brownies, and strawberry cake. African children's music played in the background. The only thing missing? A messy, soda spill.
Life in the 'hood is good and I love my We Will Go family.
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