From: Moore Angie-CAM096
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 6:54 AM
Subject: Moore Update
Hello everyone,
Casey and I went in for our 22 week appointment this past week. Both babies are growing at the expected rate weighing 1 lb and 3 oz each, however the prognosis is the same for Baby A. We did finally choose names for them. Baby A is Nathaniel James, Nathaniel meaning "a gift from God" and Baby B is Gabriel Steven, Gabriel meaning "devoted to God." They are both very active and have very different schedules! We are still praying for a miracle and ask that you do the same. Please also continue to pray for God's peace and comfort to surround us. Thank you for praying.
Have A Very Merry Christmas!
Love,Angie
Tuesday, December 20, 2005
Monday, November 07, 2005
From: Moore Angie-CAM096
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 11:52 AM
Subject: Moore Prayer request
Hello friends and family, First I want to say thank you for praying for us and our precious babies. We are so thankful that we have friends and family that are willing to intercede for us. Casey and I went to our 16 week sonogram this past week and found out that we are having two BOYS! We are very excited about boys, however we thought we would have girls so we have no boy names picked out yet. Both babies are healthy and growing but the prognosis is the same for Baby A.
We are still praying for a miracle and ask that you do the same. Please also continue to pray for God's peace and comfort to surround us.
Thanks again for praying.
Love,Angie
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 11:52 AM
Subject: Moore Prayer request
Hello friends and family, First I want to say thank you for praying for us and our precious babies. We are so thankful that we have friends and family that are willing to intercede for us. Casey and I went to our 16 week sonogram this past week and found out that we are having two BOYS! We are very excited about boys, however we thought we would have girls so we have no boy names picked out yet. Both babies are healthy and growing but the prognosis is the same for Baby A.
We are still praying for a miracle and ask that you do the same. Please also continue to pray for God's peace and comfort to surround us.
Thanks again for praying.
Love,Angie
Thursday, October 13, 2005
From: Moore Angie-CAM096 [mailto:angie.moore@motorola.com]Sent:
Thursday, October 13, 2005 4:07 PM
To: Jennifer R. ByrdSubject:
RE: Prayer request
Thank you. The more people praying the better! I know He can perform amiracle if that's in His will. I've actually been surprised at my disposition over the last severaldays. Once I got over the shock of it all I found that God had granted me animmense amount of peace. God is perfect and doesn't make mistakes so I'm trusting in His perfectand holy will in this situation. If for some reason our precious angel was never supposed to live in this world, then there are higher reasons for the baby's purpose. Many people will be touched by this one little being, amazing! So either way God will be glorified.
Love,Angie
Thursday, October 13, 2005 4:07 PM
To: Jennifer R. ByrdSubject:
RE: Prayer request
Thank you. The more people praying the better! I know He can perform amiracle if that's in His will. I've actually been surprised at my disposition over the last severaldays. Once I got over the shock of it all I found that God had granted me animmense amount of peace. God is perfect and doesn't make mistakes so I'm trusting in His perfectand holy will in this situation. If for some reason our precious angel was never supposed to live in this world, then there are higher reasons for the baby's purpose. Many people will be touched by this one little being, amazing! So either way God will be glorified.
Love,Angie
Monday, October 10, 2005
From: Moore Angie-CAM096 Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 4:47 PM
To: 'Steve Smith'; 'Mom at Home'Cc: 'Lauren E Smith'; Stephanie Cruson; Moore Casey-CCM041; Home Email
Subject: Babies
Mom and Dad,
Thanks for going and praying with Casey and I after church yesterday. We really appreciate all of your love, support, and prayers. After praying yesterday and thinking more about it, God has granted me some well-needed peace in this situation. Some things I remembered as I reflected on what Winston said in the prayer room and other things I have learned about God through my walk with Him since I was 19 or 20: God is in control of everything. He has the power to "authorize" or "forbid" this type of trial to pass over us. Nothing happens without His complete knowledge.
Knowing all of this, I started to question; If I could snap my fingers today and change this baby's condition, if I knew that I would be going against God's will, would I do it? As hard as it is to say, I don't believe I would. God's way's are perfect. He has no blemish. He knows what is best for this baby, for Casey, myself and our other baby, as well as all the people around us that love us and our babies. So as much as it hurts, I can live with the outcome. I will continue to pray for complete healing and that the lesson God wanted all of us to learn from this situation will be learned. But if that is not God's will and this baby is to remain with this condition I will pray for God's perfect and holy will and most of all for His comfort. There are many, many people praying for us and our precious angel. Which also means there are lots of people watching to see how we handle this situation. Will God be glorified?
There is a song that I love and have come to appreciate over the past year as Casey and I have struggled through infertility. "Blessed Be Your Name" is the song. Just two weeks ago Celeste and I had a conversation about this song and we both agreed that this song was our theme song. On Tuesday, this theme song was then tested. The song goes like this:
Blessed be Your name in the land that is plentiful Where Your streams of abundance flow Blessed be Your name And blessed be Your name when I’m found in the desert place Though I walk through the wilderness Blessed be your name Every blessing You pour out I’ll turn back to praise And when the darkness closes in Lord Still I will say Blessed be the name of the Lord Blessed be Your name Blessed be the name of the Lord Blessed be Your glorious name Blessed be Your name when the sun’s shining down on me When the world’s “all as it should be” Blessed be Your name And blessed be Your name on the road marked with suffering Though there’s pain in the offering Blessed be Your name You give and take away You give and take away My heart will choose to say Lord, blessed be Your name
As I was crying and talking to Celeste on Tuesday night I questioned out loud if I could say "Blessed be the name of the Lord" now? I certainly could as we struggled through infertility, but now I wasn't sure.
After praying continually for the past several days, I can say "Blessed be the name of the LORD!" He is holy and perfect and I want to walk in His will, no matter what. I trust that He will carry Casey and I as we take this journey.
I love you very much!
Angie
To: 'Steve Smith'; 'Mom at Home'Cc: 'Lauren E Smith'; Stephanie Cruson; Moore Casey-CCM041; Home Email
Subject: Babies
Mom and Dad,
Thanks for going and praying with Casey and I after church yesterday. We really appreciate all of your love, support, and prayers. After praying yesterday and thinking more about it, God has granted me some well-needed peace in this situation. Some things I remembered as I reflected on what Winston said in the prayer room and other things I have learned about God through my walk with Him since I was 19 or 20: God is in control of everything. He has the power to "authorize" or "forbid" this type of trial to pass over us. Nothing happens without His complete knowledge.
Knowing all of this, I started to question; If I could snap my fingers today and change this baby's condition, if I knew that I would be going against God's will, would I do it? As hard as it is to say, I don't believe I would. God's way's are perfect. He has no blemish. He knows what is best for this baby, for Casey, myself and our other baby, as well as all the people around us that love us and our babies. So as much as it hurts, I can live with the outcome. I will continue to pray for complete healing and that the lesson God wanted all of us to learn from this situation will be learned. But if that is not God's will and this baby is to remain with this condition I will pray for God's perfect and holy will and most of all for His comfort. There are many, many people praying for us and our precious angel. Which also means there are lots of people watching to see how we handle this situation. Will God be glorified?
There is a song that I love and have come to appreciate over the past year as Casey and I have struggled through infertility. "Blessed Be Your Name" is the song. Just two weeks ago Celeste and I had a conversation about this song and we both agreed that this song was our theme song. On Tuesday, this theme song was then tested. The song goes like this:
Blessed be Your name in the land that is plentiful Where Your streams of abundance flow Blessed be Your name And blessed be Your name when I’m found in the desert place Though I walk through the wilderness Blessed be your name Every blessing You pour out I’ll turn back to praise And when the darkness closes in Lord Still I will say Blessed be the name of the Lord Blessed be Your name Blessed be the name of the Lord Blessed be Your glorious name Blessed be Your name when the sun’s shining down on me When the world’s “all as it should be” Blessed be Your name And blessed be Your name on the road marked with suffering Though there’s pain in the offering Blessed be Your name You give and take away You give and take away My heart will choose to say Lord, blessed be Your name
As I was crying and talking to Celeste on Tuesday night I questioned out loud if I could say "Blessed be the name of the Lord" now? I certainly could as we struggled through infertility, but now I wasn't sure.
After praying continually for the past several days, I can say "Blessed be the name of the LORD!" He is holy and perfect and I want to walk in His will, no matter what. I trust that He will carry Casey and I as we take this journey.
I love you very much!
Angie
Thursday, October 06, 2005
From: Moore Angie-CAM096Sent:
Thursday, October 06, 2005 11:04 AM
Subject: FW: Prayer request
All,
Casey and I received bad news at a recent 12 week sonogram and had the diagnosis confirmed yesterday. One of the babies has anencephaly, a fatal neural tube defect. The baby can continue to live in-utero but will die shortly after birth. The other baby is healthy. We serve a mighty God and we are believing and trusting in Him for a miracle for our precious baby. Please pray that God will heal this baby completely. Please pray also for comfort and peace during this very trying time. Casey and I, ultimately seek God's will in this situation.
Thank you for praying.
Love,Angie
Thursday, October 06, 2005 11:04 AM
Subject: FW: Prayer request
All,
Casey and I received bad news at a recent 12 week sonogram and had the diagnosis confirmed yesterday. One of the babies has anencephaly, a fatal neural tube defect. The baby can continue to live in-utero but will die shortly after birth. The other baby is healthy. We serve a mighty God and we are believing and trusting in Him for a miracle for our precious baby. Please pray that God will heal this baby completely. Please pray also for comfort and peace during this very trying time. Casey and I, ultimately seek God's will in this situation.
Thank you for praying.
Love,Angie
Thursday, August 25, 2005
Monday, August 08, 2005
From: Moore Angie-CAM096Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 3:36 PMSubject: RE: update
Hello everyone!!I wanted to send out the official note since there are some addressed on the email that Casey and I have not yet spoken to. As most of you know, Casey and I have been going through an IVF cycle these past 2 months. Saturday we received very good news...we are pregnant! Thank you for all of your encouraging words and most of all for your prayers. We really count ourselves very blessed to have such wonderful friends! Please continue to pray for a very healthy pregnancy! The next several weeks are very important. Love,Angie
From: Moore Angie-CAM096 Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 10:26 AMTo: Rasmussen Joni-cjs141Subject: Hi!
I have super-fantastic news!! Casey and I are pregnant! We took blood test on Saturday....the beta number was 287 (avg 50-100). They said this indicates there might be more than one.
Thanks for your prayers. God answered!!!
Hello everyone!!I wanted to send out the official note since there are some addressed on the email that Casey and I have not yet spoken to. As most of you know, Casey and I have been going through an IVF cycle these past 2 months. Saturday we received very good news...we are pregnant! Thank you for all of your encouraging words and most of all for your prayers. We really count ourselves very blessed to have such wonderful friends! Please continue to pray for a very healthy pregnancy! The next several weeks are very important. Love,Angie
From: Moore Angie-CAM096 Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 10:26 AMTo: Rasmussen Joni-cjs141Subject: Hi!
I have super-fantastic news!! Casey and I are pregnant! We took blood test on Saturday....the beta number was 287 (avg 50-100). They said this indicates there might be more than one.
Thanks for your prayers. God answered!!!
Tuesday, March 01, 2005
Saturday, December 30, 2000
December 2000
We moved from Streamwood to Downtown Chicago. Wow! Downtown living is exciting!!! It's the dead of winter in Chicago...can you say miserable moving conditions. We moved from a 1100 sq ft. townhome to a 650 sq ft. walkup on Diversey. 438 West Diversey # 3B to be exact. :) We had to get rid of half of the stuff we owned because we didn't have room for it all in our teeny tiny apartment. Harpo and Macy (our kitty cats) have now moved 2 times in their short lives.
Thursday, June 10, 1999
1999
In April, Casey moved to Chicago (Schaumburg) to work for Motorola.
May 29th Casey and I were married. We spent 7 days in Playa Del Carmen for our honeymoon and then flew to Chicago. We had a layover in Dallas on our way to Chicago from Mexico. My dad and Casey's mom met us at the airport to bring us wedding gifts and say goodbye. We were off to live in a new city after living in Fort Worth our whole lives (except for my short stint in Nacogdoches while attending SFA).
It was hard moving to a new city where we didn't know a soul. I missed my church home, Richland Hills and was hungry for the word. I listened to Christian radio everyday. One day I was listening to Family Life today and the guest was talking about how she had begun praying for her children right after she was married. I thought, "What a great IDEA!" She said she had began praying for twins. I thought this was also a great idea. I truly felt that God had placed on my heart to pray for twins, so I did.
May 29th Casey and I were married. We spent 7 days in Playa Del Carmen for our honeymoon and then flew to Chicago. We had a layover in Dallas on our way to Chicago from Mexico. My dad and Casey's mom met us at the airport to bring us wedding gifts and say goodbye. We were off to live in a new city after living in Fort Worth our whole lives (except for my short stint in Nacogdoches while attending SFA).
It was hard moving to a new city where we didn't know a soul. I missed my church home, Richland Hills and was hungry for the word. I listened to Christian radio everyday. One day I was listening to Family Life today and the guest was talking about how she had begun praying for her children right after she was married. I thought, "What a great IDEA!" She said she had began praying for twins. I thought this was also a great idea. I truly felt that God had placed on my heart to pray for twins, so I did.
Monday, January 19, 1998
Recipe - Slow Cooker Chicken Fajitas
Recipe - Slow Cooker Chicken Fajitas
This recipe and it is great for Chicken Fajitas, Chicken Tacos, Taco Salad, you name it. It is perfect as leftovers because it just gets better the next day.
Place chicken breasts in slow cooker. Sprinkle a package of McCormick Taco seasoning over it. Add a small can of chicken broth and a cup of your favorite salsa. Put slow cooker on low setting and let it cook all day. At least 30 minutes before serving, shred the chicken and return to sauce and mix.
This recipe and it is great for Chicken Fajitas, Chicken Tacos, Taco Salad, you name it. It is perfect as leftovers because it just gets better the next day.
Place chicken breasts in slow cooker. Sprinkle a package of McCormick Taco seasoning over it. Add a small can of chicken broth and a cup of your favorite salsa. Put slow cooker on low setting and let it cook all day. At least 30 minutes before serving, shred the chicken and return to sauce and mix.
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