THIS BLOG ROCKS!!

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I’ve been nominated by awesome friend and crit partner, Robin Miller, for the Rockin’ Girl Blogger Award. As a recipient, I get to award it to my favorite bloggers as well. Oh, man…this is tough. : -D Okay, I hereby nominate the following: SARA MILLSTRICIA GOYERLISA HARRISCINDY WOODSMALL (Enter her quilt contest, and tell her I sent you!)MARYLU TYNDALLSHANNON MCNEAR

Grumbling Israelite?? Promised Land

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First, a glimpse of what I have… I have a lot, don’t I? As Brian’s late Grandma Kendig would’ve said–we’re rich. I’d have to absolutely agree! God has far surpassed all I could’ve hoped for or dreamed of in my family–an amazing husband who really is as awesome and hunky as many fiction characters–but really, he’s better because he’s real. And mine. πŸ˜€ My kids…wow, how much time do you have? The girls are sweet as pie (really they are…most of the time), and the twins blow my mind with their personality and intellect. The picture of the office? Well, that’s been my dream to have an office. This house we’re renting from Brian’s parents has been a tremendous blessing. …

I’m in Business – Double Crit Editorial Services

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Journey through Anger continues…

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After Karen’s book and blogging about it, I’m still here. Still dealing with my anger…I should probably say “working through” it since dealing with seems to imply stagnation. “Working through” is exactly what I’m doing. Digging deep, wondering what’s at the source. Karen was so right in calling it an “insidious sin.” It eats at the very fabric of our lives, tearing relationships apart, rendering us useless… What I’m unearthing is some kind of ugly. :-DLoaded with self. I realized the other night that I’m desperately seeking Ronie…validation of Ronie. So, I prayed and asked God to help me be completely satisifed with HIS validation–that I’m his daughter, that He has completely accepted me. No matter what else–if anything–I do. …

17th Anniversary

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Seventeen years ago I married my best friend. And waddya know?? He hasn’t figured out I got the good end of the deal. LOL Just had to celebrate since the poor guy is having to work ALL DAY and I won’t see him until close to midnight. *sigh* Here’s a couple of photos of me and my hunk from Sunday night when we went out to a movie to celebrate.He’s my hero. My hunk. My prince. My strength (next to God of course). My lover. My best friend. My Brian. *sigh*

WHY??

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It’s been a tough month to say the least. Hard financially, hard emotionally, hard heart-wise. One of those times where you just *ache* for a move of God. All the same, I’ve felt God’s presence–felt like He was right there despite all appearances. Let me share two “whoa” moments that happened this last week. 1.) It’s a thursday night. Storms have knocked out power since about 6pm. My hubby heads off to a movie with the girls. I’m at home with the twins–and candlelight. All the while remembering how easily candles can burn a home down. Things that week have been very hard on me. I’m feeling very much abandoned and forgotten (yeah, I know…that’s not true, but it’s how …

Solar Halo!

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It was an ordinary day. I left home to pick up the twins from school. Sitting in my car and waiting for the bell to ring, I watched as countless poeple stopped in the middle of the sidewalk, tilted their heads back–hands to their temples to shield their eyes–and stare at the sky. What is this? Chicken Little? Well, check out what they were staring at: Create a Free Slideshow