“Hey Mista!”
Those are two words that I heard all last week from a sweet 4 year old named miss Molly Meyer; minus the “miss” part. Last week I helped with Vacation Bible School at my church; the 4 year olds was the group that I was with. I don’t know why but as a young [...]
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Child-like simplicity
Posted in Humorous/Light-hearted on June 22, 2008 | 6 Comments »
Simply Good
Posted in Humorous/Light-hearted, Introspection/Personal, Spirituality, God, and Christianity on March 31, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Today is simply GOOD. I’m sitting in my room looking out the window. The shining sun is creating shadows of twigs from bushes dancing across my drawn curtains. The grass outside is actually beginning to turn green; the brown “grass” is finally being covered. Signs of Spring my friends! And Bethany Dillon is [...]
Less words but just as good….
Posted in Humorous/Light-hearted, Introspection/Personal on October 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Hello friends…
I feel like I haven’t written much lately; but when I do it seems to be big and in depth… sometimes an overload. Is that just me or are you feeling it too? But I think my lack of writing has kept people from reading and commenting… so, I really hope there are still [...]
Words of inspiration….
Posted in Good Readings, Humorous/Light-hearted on July 27, 2007 | 1 Comment »
If you’ve read this blog for anytime then you most likely know that I’m a reader, a desperate lover of words – if you know me personally then I’m sure you’ve known that for quite some time now. *grin*I haven’t had much time to soak up reading this Summer like I’m used to… but [...]
The words of a 5 year old…
Posted in Humorous/Light-hearted, Spirituality, God, and Christianity on June 7, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Today I got to spend time with some of my favorite people in the world: my 8 year old neice Kiesha and my 5 year old nephew Ethan.I told my sister Britt today as her and I were watching Kiesha and Ethan play basketball near the house with my nephew/brother Tre: “I honestly hate seeing [...]
