Monthly Archives: March 2009

The Answer to Daffodils

As we drove into town, my very observant youngest child asked a profound question. “Mom, why does everyone else have pretty daffodils in their yards but we don’t?” It was like being smacked with a rolled up newspaper. Being the full-of-wisdom mother that I am (not), I gave him aRead the Rest…

We Worshipped Jesus…With Our Jumper Cables

Driving separate cars with a boy in each, we left our home for the Christmas Eve experience at our church. Not necessarily decked out in my nice clothes, but definitely a little more jazzed up than my usual Wal-Mart attire, I was ready for an hour full of amazing musicRead the Rest…

Following HIS Lead

Max says, “I’m learning. It’s slow going at times. Be patient.” Mom says, “I’m being patient Max. Don’t worry or fret. I’m watching you.” Max is new to the leash. As a matter of fact, he’s new to many things. We are in the process of “socializing” him. Acquainting himRead the Rest…

Pass It On

Pass It On Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves have received from God.Read the Rest…

Marshmallow Faith

I love marshmallows. Something about those little cylinders of squishy sweetness makes me all happy inside. They’re fun to eat and even more fun to eat after you roast them over a fire. The outside gets all crispy and the inside is gooey. As I roasted a marshmallow the otherRead the Rest…