Today is Sunday, March 4. I feel like I haven't blogged in awhile. Probably because it takes me so l-o-n-g. I'm very slow. It's unbelievable. Maybe I was always a little slow, but just lately it's just ridiculous. I have to type things so many times to get them right. So I may become a once or twice a week kind of blogger. It's a change and I'm sorry about that.
Britt and Kenneth (our daughter and son-in-law) were here this weekend. It's always good to see them, of course. Britt went to stamp club with me on Saturday and then we all went out for dinner at a local restaurant called Trio. Ian joined us, too. Wow. The whole family together. That doesn't happen very often!
Of course, we didn't think to take a picture until the next day when Ian was gone and Britt and Kenneth were leaving to go back to Raleigh. Maybe someday we'll think to get a photo of the five us.
For today:
Proverbs 10:25
"When the storms of life come, the wicked are whirled away, but the godly have a lasting foundation."
I'm thankful that my foundation is lasting, because the storms of life have definitely come my way. It's difficult to even put a blog post together due to errors in typing and having to search the keybord for what I need. Not all the time, but often enough that it is very annoying.
I just had a melt down due to all the above, so you can pray for me and for Ken. It's very hard on the both of us. Probably more for him because it's out of his control — and we all know how guys like to fix things. Thank you for your prayers for us. And to the Lord for being with us in the storms of life.
Saturday was stamp club and the theme was Easter or Spring.
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You now how I'm the queen of the simple. This is another simple, easy, fast card. Just a couple layers and we're done.
AND TELL: stamp are Stampin' Up (Sweet Floral, Well Scripted); cardstock is Papertrey Ink (Rustic White); ink is SU (Wild Wasabi, Wisteria Wonder); twine is from SU (hemp); also used SU Sizzlets (Lots of Tags Label 3).
I've been meaning to tell you about how I liked the Hunger Games series. I liked the first and second books. I hated the third. Until I read the the epilogue. Having closure, I guess, is important to me. :)
That's really it. It's taken me hours, but all the tears are worth it to me. I love the contact with you, hearing about your days, and the chance to let you know how best to pray for us. (By the way, we have a scan on Tuesday with the results on Wednesday.) Hugs and prayers to you!
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