Sunday, April 18, 2010
We Three
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Photo Shoot
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Great Deals
I have already used the brown purse and love it. Me and my sisters will probably wear the gloves at a tea part and perhaps if I have the chance to go to another "old times day" at church I may use the snap purse, but otherwise they will be used as decoration. I think this is a great example of the fact that it doesn't cost much to be feminine if you know where to look . . . and don't mind buying used! Now my room has more grace and beauty and my shoulder has another purse to carry!
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Doing for Others . . . and Yourself
Fifteen minutes later I was in the kitchen baking a Bluberry Buckle Cake for an elderly couple I really like but don't see very often anymore. Bethany went over there with me to visit and what I thought would be a short visit turned into an hour of good country fellowship around the table. We talked about everything from gardening to the little town we use to live in. After they gave us a hug goodbye and told us to come again I was so refreshed! We enjoyed our visit so much and can't wait to do it again for someone else. (Truth be told, I think I got a bigger blessing then they did!) It was nice to think about someone other than myself and do something homey.
This weekend I did something for myself. After being in the office all week (where I have NO WINDOWS to look out) I'm usually ready to spend some time out side in the fresh air and warm sunshine. So after we got home from a short shopping trip (where I bought a $60 purse for $24!) Bethany, Amy, and I went for a bike ride at a local state park. The whole ride lasted an hour so we were a little tired when we were done! Cold water never did taste so good!
Picture:: This is a snapshot I took at our friends house last year on another one of those wonderful visits!
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Cute Post
Friday, July 3, 2009
Photo Tag
This picture was taken at the National Christmas Center in Paradise, Pennsylvania. This was one of the many places I visited with a church group while we were in the Amish Country. (You can see more pictures here.)When this grumpy old man came on our bus to give us an intoduction to the museum I asked Mr. Fred (the trip coordinator) "Is he Santa Claus?" He replied, "No, he's too mean!" I do have to say, if he is going to work at a Christmas museum he needs to stop acting like Mr. Scrooge!
I tag Amy @Under Southern Skies.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
A Gift in a Jar!
I got this neat idea from A Day in the Life of Gina. I think hers turned our a lot cuter, but mine does have a nice different look. I decided to use brown instead of black because of the Hershey bars. One of the things that makes this so much fun is all the possibilities! There are so many colors, ribbons, scrapbook paper, and rain dots to choose from! Over all, it is a fun, easy, and afordable gift to put together!
Saturday, May 23, 2009
What Caused Division Between My Siblings
For the past few days I've noticed that they haven't been together as much. Lately Phillip has been in his room by himself while Amy is in her room alone. They no longer stick together.
In sadness I went on a mission to find out what caused division between my brother and sister. I was eager to see what made them part in such a way. Today I believe I solved the mystery. It is very clear why they are not spending as much time together.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Memories of 2008
Here's the rules:
1. fill in your memories of 2008.
2. Link my blog to yours.
3. Tag others and comment on their blog so they know they are tagged.
Here I go!
I have finished: The Medical Coding Course
A movie I have watched: Flywheel, made my the producers of Facing the Giants (I thought this movie was a lot better though!)
A new skill I have aquired: Decorating cakes with fondant icing.
A moment I will always remember: When I was wet and floured by my brother at my graduation party. I was one sticky mess!
A book I have read: Mostly the Bible, but also "What Do I Know About My God?" by Mardi Collier

A new place I visited: Lancaster, PN - Amish country!
An inspiring verse or quote: "For we are saved by hope: but hope that is seen is not hope: for what a man seeth, why doth he yet hope for? But if we hope for that we see not, then do we with patience wait for it." Romans 8: 24-25
Now I tag Under Southern Skies and Anne. Have fun girls!
Saturday, August 2, 2008
It's Rodeo Time!
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Yes, I am Finally a Graduate
Friday I took my last few tests and said goodbye to the college world with rejoicing and gladness. Now everyone wont have to hear me go on and on about my shoolwork. : )


Thursday, May 15, 2008
An Update and Picture Searches
Things have pretty much been the same the past few weeks. Other then school and work I have actually done quite a bit. Last Saturday we had three families out to our house to help us make sausage and lard. It was so much fun! After we were done making the sausage us "kids" played kick ball, volley ball, "Man Hunt", and Spoons (always a noisy game!). We also ate pleny of snacks and walked down to an old church and cemitary near our house. I always love having a lot of people out to our house! The next day I was very tired and soar from all the "play". (It's still fun to be a kid at times!)
Last night I went to the skating rink with some friends. We had a great time!
Earlier while I was looking for a picture on Google I found this interesting picture of two boys. As soon as I saw it I was reminded of the good old times. Times when all the neigborhood kids got together to play baseball, kickball and such. Times when doing out door activities was fun! Now all most children want to do is play video games, computer games, talk or text on cell phones, or watch TV. Things have changed so much! While looking for another picture I typed in "chatting". The second and third picture that came up was of two people "chatting" online. What ever happened to talking face to face? Some times I wish that I could go back in time and live 50-100 years ago. Even 30 years ago things were better! Things were so much purer.
A good movie to watch is The Time Changer. After watching it I realized how far even conservative Christians have gone. This man, from the 1800's traveled 100 years into the future for a week. When hearing a cuss word on a movie he ran out of the movie theater screaming, "Turn the movie off! Turn the movie off! They are blaspheming God's name!" He thought it was appalling to hear such words. This leads me to think: do we find the sins of this world horrifying like this man did? And if so, what are we doing about it?






