Out in my yard today… a very chilly spring day! Windy, rainy, and 44 degrees. It’s so cold and gloomy that the tulips are closed for business this morning. New in the yard are some pretty hanging baskets and a planter filled with daisies (my favorite flower), all gifts from my hubby for Mother’s Day. Aren’t they beautiful? The fruit trees finally bloomed last week and I have a lovely crop of dandelions to deal with once the weather stays nice enough for spraying. Oregano, spearmint, and chives are all growing like crazy. Now to plant the vegetables. I’m grateful for…
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I have spent every spare minute during the last couple of days looking at schedules and attempting to put together a family calendar of events for the next couple of months. This has been quite challenging since the end-of-the-school-year events are really piling up! As I was looking at it all again this morning, I had a flashback of a conversation I had with my husband almost 18 years ago. It makes me chuckle every time I think of it. Here’s what happened… I was in the third trimester of my pregnancy with our first child. David had just come home that evening
Out in my yard today… “Though April showers may come your way, they bring the flowers that bloom in May. So if it’s raining, have no regrets; it isn’t raining rain you know, it’s raining violets.” My mom used to sing this song whenever it was a rainy day in April. I have found myself singing this song almost everyday this month! And again today, it is raining! Usually I don’t mind the rain. I rather enjoy everything greening up. But I could sure use some more sunshine and blue skies soon. I’m grateful for… this Easter season that culminated in the celebration of
I’m forgiven because You were forsaken, I’m accepted, You were condemned. I am alive and well, Your spirit is within me, Because You died and rose again. Amazing love, How can it be That You, my King, should die for me? Amazing love, I know it’s true. It’s my joy to honor You, In all I do, I honor You. ~Chris Tomlin
“The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.” ~John 10:10