"To my daughter on her wedding day" Poem
“To my daughter on her wedding day” Poem. How quickly life change, right? This year has brought many changes. My heart has gone out to all of the brides who had been planning their dream wedding and had had to make hard decisions. They have had to make choices to move forward with their wedding plans, knowing the crowds will be limited or postpone their wedding to a later date.
Jane Lazenby Art at Home for Kids, Week 2, Day 4
As this quarantine continues, my prayer is the same as last week. I pray it gives you “time” to be still and see Him. I pray it gives you “time” to be with your child while they create this art page while you praise them for their work and I pray it gives you “time” to talk to them about His promises while they read the words.
A new decade. stepping into the unknown
I don`t think it hit me about the importance of this new year as we were moving toward it until I heard someone say, “Welcome to a new decade”. A new decade? Wow. That sounds massive to me. A decade. Ten years. What happened to the last decade and how did it go by so quickly? What does this new decade hold for me? The thoughts take me back to what it was like 10 years ago as we were anticipating the upcoming decade. The unknown was about to happen.
"Meet my Friend Tricia!!"
I am so excited to introduce you to my friend, Tricia Robinson!! We met about 6 years ago and I was instantly drawn to her vibrant bright colors that she uses in her fun art. She loves color and whimsy. She loves the beach. She loves "bubblegum pink". She loves creating the “beautiful wonky!” To her, wonky stands for the beautifully imperfect..And she loves the beautifully imperfect! It gives her so. much. more. freedom! .
"Bits `n Pieces"
I recently gave a devotion to my Bible Study leadership and wanted to share it. It is called "BITS `N PIECES" As I have gotten older, my mind thinks a bit differently about life. Because I have lived way over half of it… I touched on it a bit when I was talking last year about seasons, and how seasons change as we get older and children grow up and move out. But truly now, I think a lot about my purpose and the legacy that I will leave my children and grandchildren, giving something that will outlive me.