As a Christian, wife, mother of a little girl and two fur-babies, Mississippi State Bulldog, and PhD, I lead a very busy life. If you add on top of that my obsession for organization and loves for couponing, sewing, knitting, cooking, reading, gardening, and a host of other random hobbies, you've got the recipe for...well...variety. And variety is the spice of life!
Showing posts with label Davis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Davis. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
MrsDrPoe: The Davis Family
For the next edition of Poes' Pals, I'd like you to meet the Davis Family:
We visit the Davis family every time we go to Starkville. They are fantastic people, and we love them very much! Mr. G. Davis and Mrs. Davis just built a beautiful house that they allowed me to invade during my last business trip to MSU. Mr. Poe and I have greatly appreciated their example and advice; they are wonderful Christians who have raised some great kids.
Ms. K. Davis is one of our dearest friends (and our "adopted" sister and daughter). She helped us move to Atlanta and has been on many a road trip with us; we talk almost daily. We hope to persuade her to join us in Georgia when she graduates in Graphic Design from State in December. Ms. M. Davis is such a sweetie as well- during my two week stay, we shared many a breakfast, car ride and evening together. She just started her first year in pre-nursing at State this fall, and we know she will make an excellent nurse! Mr. J. Davis is like a brother to us. He and Mr. Poe love to talk sports, and we all love to trade jabs and jokes when we get together.
As with the Holleys, we suggest you take some time to visit the Davis family next time you're in the Starkville area- we certainly look forward to it!
Friday, June 3, 2011
MrsDrPoe: Our Visit with the Davis Family
Next we visited the Davis Family (more on them later). In the next month, they will be moving into the second house they've built themselves. We got a grand tour during our trip. Everything is finished except the cabinetry (which Mr. Davis is making himself). The house is fantastic! Mr. Poe and I particularly loved the master bathroom:

Later, we watched Ms. K. Davis prepare for the Bible class she was teaching Sunday morning on John 6, where Jesus feeds the 5,000. She made a basket of loaves and fish as a visual aid:

It was a great weekend in our old hometown!
Later, we watched Ms. K. Davis prepare for the Bible class she was teaching Sunday morning on John 6, where Jesus feeds the 5,000. She made a basket of loaves and fish as a visual aid:
It was a great weekend in our old hometown!
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