DISQUS

I think you've got the way of it...meet God daily, blog about it when He tells you to blog about it. Besides, yours is a Christian blog because . . . you're a Christian. Some days you may be led to blog about a scripture you mulled over, meditated upon and pondered weeks ago and *now* you want to share!
BTW, loved the Noah & the Ark picture accompanying that blog post!

Discovery works, but marriage does, too. The overlapping circles appear to magnify, yet differentiate, the image below (Okay, I know below isn't the right word, but I don't do 'art' talk!)...sort of the two become one and yet they are separate as well. Just a thought. It's your piece...call it whatever feels best to you.

Wonderful...great song, cool video...nice montage!

I've loved the photo cards, photo-as-card, and any card anyone want to send me. I admire the spunk and discipline required to get any cards in the mail at all! I love hearing from everyone, especially those we only hear from at Christmas...and if they send a photo...BONUS! So, I'm grateful for anyone who keeps in touch, in whatever form they choose. And freely confess, they're likely to get New Years' cards from me...I'm a wee bit behind getting all my cards done. BUT this year, I got the packages out on time...no more Christmas box as Valentine's surprise!! Sigh.

Thank you, Rose.

'In other words, when the argument is failing, change the subject and just declare victory. " Ruh roh. Is the emperor wearing new clothes again? Happening more and more...truth being redefined.
Absolutely dependent on Jesus here...!

Love to win books...justifies my overflowing shelves, "But Honey, I didn't buy them. I WON them!"

Oh, how I love your last sentence! We have so much liberty, true freedom, if we allow ourselves to fully see that it's all HIM, nothing of us! You sound like a precious and true friend.

What a story, and what a testimony. Thanks for sharing, and thank you, too, for your continued transparency.

Ya know, when I lived rebelliously for more years than I care to admit, I did not look, act, talk, or in any way resemble a Christian. I surprised my friends of that time by identifying myself as a Christian. And yet I was, I am, forever.


And in those years, God blessed me with 3 friends who totally got and lived unconditional love for me. The rest of my friends scorned and judged, and abandoned me to my ways. I got that, but it still hurt.



The faithful friends didn't *not* say hard truths if they needed saying, but above all made visible their love for me, no matter what. God further blessed me by allowing me, later!, to thank those 3 friends for their faithfulness, their obedience and their transparent love. They taught me much by their living example of what a friend looks like.



One of these dear souls has had my back for over 36 years now...faithfully praying for me. Wow. I need to send him another "thank you", and thank God, again, for this amazing friend.

The Rockies would be my number one destination. Aspen/Snowmass area. Then the Tetons. Wow. Fabulous, Jackson, WY. Cold is my friend, I live in hot. wah

Oooh. "East of the Sun and West of the Moon" was my all time, absolute favorite book from third grade on. I still love it, and now you've reminded me I need to HAVE a copy for my very own! George MacDonald is a treasure, if you can read in the original, they're amazing.

Silkies are like Yorkies, only a little bigger, sturdier. Very personable.


And no, it's good my son moved out...he's 24, will be 25 in March! It's time, and I'm happy for him.

Okay, I'll play
1. I'm beyond grateful for GRACE ... no kidding.

2. Grateful for a job that challenges and stretches me.

3. Grateful my son moved out of the house! ;D

4. Grateful I'm not in charge.

5. Grateful to have an answer for health issues ... and a plan to fix them!

6. Grateful for friends, those I've met and those I'll meet in heaven, for the blessings they are in my life.

7. Grateful I'm not allergic to corn...because Fritos are my friends, too!! heehee

8. Grateful refraining from foods to which I'm allergic eliminated almost all of my cravings.

9. Grateful for supportive hubby.

10. Grateful today is FRIDAY!



P.S. Yorkies are cute, poms are cute and high maintenance. How about a Silky? Super disposition, calm and totally cute. Westies are cuties, too. Congrats on getting a puppy soon!

Well honey, it's 'cause you're not from here! We love 'em and hate 'em equally. Gotta love those page long paragraphs!


And, I want to read this, too. Thanks for sharing!

Here's another good one: Not the End of the World
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I'm aiming for encouraging today. How'm I doin'?!

Here goes nothing, remember...old, blond, southern ditz!
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It doesn't look like a live link. Can you fix it so it is? Sigh. Technology confounds me.

O-o-h yeah. I think I remember that to from one of his stand-up routines. Oh well, a laugh is always welcome!

Amen. If you get a chance, give a look at Michael Hyatt's blog and his 4 comittments to our president-elect. If nothing else comes from this election but a re-dedication of all Bible-believing Christians to pray for our nation and her people, then indeed, we've all won.

Just saw what has to be my current favorite bumper sticker: Argue Naked.
Ponder that one! The visual made me laugh!

Halloween's always been fun...costumes and candy, does it get any better? Now that my kiddo is grown I love seeing the new batch of little bitties come toddling up to our door, proud and protective parents hovering at the edge of the porch coaching them to say "Trick or Treat" and "Thank You" while the kiddies eyes fix firmly on the candy basket. Now that's focus!

I voted already and waited in line 2 hrs. and 15 min. for the privilege (and I do mean privilege!), and now wait for the outcome. I'm tired, dog-tired, of the campaigns. Both of them.

I voted already and waited in line 2 hrs. and 15 min. for the privilege (and I do mean privilege!), and now wait for the outcome. I'm tired, dog-tired, of the campaigns. Both of them.

Agreed . . . very frightening. I'm not the most informed voter ever, but at least I know what my candidates are saying!

Speaking of wildly, did you hear about the Howard Stern program's interviews in New York? Asked folks who they were supporting, and when the folks said Obama, the reporter asked if they'd support Obama's policy to ____ (win in Iraq, against stem-cell research, pro-life stance, etc. ... all McCain's views) and if they had a problem with Sarah Palin as VP.
To a person, all supported the McCain viewpoint attributed to Obama, and said they had no problem with Palin as VP. Hysterical!