This past Saturday, I spent the afternoon and evening with Lily, our pastor’s 11 year-old niece. We started 
our afternoon adventure by going to a local park and painting at the River Legacy Living Science Center. (Yes – my painting is proudly displayed on our fridge – come by and take a look!) After painting and snake catching, we walked around and threw a frisbee.
When we left the park, we made a quick stop at Kroger and came home to attempt making an apple pie from scratch. I won’t claim to be an expert pie baker, but with a few creative adjustments the pie came out to be eat-worthy. Between baking and eating our pie, we enjoyed pizza, a few games of Jenga, and playing three-way frizbee in a near-by field.
what do you mean you needed my help? looks like a gourmet crumble-top pie ;-)fluted edges and fork-pricked top crusts can get boring–maybe i’ll try your version on some of my pies this season. will you share the secret?
i have a killer apple pie recipe you need to try! 🙂
What a ministry the Lord has given you in TX!
I’m glad to see Amy is still Amy–even in TX! It’s great to see you using your time to get to know others in your church. The pie looks pretty good too. I am making an apple crisp for a church outing this Sat. Hopefully it comes out just as good!
Hey Amy! How sweet of you to use your time and talents to help people out and get to know them! I am sure you made Lily’s day and she will probably never forget her day with Amy! Love you!