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Sister In Laws


I married into a family of four boys which are all married. This gives me three sister in laws! Through the years as we girls have started our families, learned about homemaking, lived a few years, acknowledged our differences - we all blend together pretty good. I consider myself blessed to have these sweet girls as my sister in laws. Each of us are different, we look different, act different, we do things in our home different and we are each unique and add something special to the family. But it is the bond we share of marrying into a great family that ties our hearts together in unity.

Today is my sister in law Danell's birthday. She is a wife and busy mother of five children. I sure hope that she has a great birthday! She is currently on vacation this week so she won't be checking my blog until later, but if you get a chance, stop by her blog for a visit and wish her a Happy Birthday!! Let her know her sister in law sent you!
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  1. SondraJuly 16, 2008 at 7:45 PM

    Thanks for stopping by my blog! I think my son is having a blast in florida. He is down near Tampa. I hope he can find a job. If not he will be coming back home.
    How great that you have such fun sister in laws. I had 3 with my first marriage but none now. I am a lonely girl in this huge male dominated family. :)

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