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The Mother Blog: December 2009
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009. Do you remember the kaleidoscopes you got as a child? You held the long tube up to the light and looked through to see a myriad of colors at the other end. Then you twisted the tube, the colors changing shapes and designs, with new colors replacing the old ones. It never looked the same way twice. Christmas is much like that. There’s the green of the Christmas tree itself, as well as wreaths and holly. And don’t forget the mistletoe! Then there’s the beautiful blue that...
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The Mother Blog: Feed the Birds, Tuppence a Bag
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Thursday, March 18, 2010. Feed the Birds, Tuppence a Bag. Don't I wish that it only cost a tuppence for bird food as it did when Mary Poppins was around! That gal when you need her? Spring has definitely taken up residence here in Western Oregon. We always have birds that stay over the winter and don't head south to Arizona with the other wimps, but it's so nice to see the return of those that have been gone. They're eating me out of house and nest! Careless in the care of God- what a great way to live!
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The Mother Blog: Oregon Sunshine
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010. These past four days have felt and looked like spring. Birds jostle one another for the best spot on the bird feeder, kind of like when you show up at Olive Garden without being able to make a reservation. Bird songs from the surrounding fir trees are a beautiful accompaniment to the blue sky and sunshine. (Yes, I said sunshine! Bulbs are poking their joyous heads up to take a look at their surroundings. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I became the Women's Ministry Direc...
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The Mother Blog: March 2010
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010. A Series of "It Could Have Been Worse" Events. Late Sunday afternoon I looked forward to fixing dinner for some good friends who were coming over for dinner and games. No matter what we eat, and whether we play Hand and Foot, Five Crowns, or Rummikub, the four of us always have a fun time together. Suddenly, the blaring belch of the smoke alarm roared through the house. I ran down the hall toward the kitchen. We surveyed the damage to the stove. What a stupid thing I did, right?
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The Mother Blog: May 2009
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Monday, May 18, 2009. This will be a quick post this morning, as I'm heading to the beach in just a few minutes. I know . it's a rough life! I get to go back to the beach house where John took me on our Mystery Weekend last month. My parents were planning on going with us, but they've both been sick with colds and won't be able to make it, We'll have to try to get them over there at a later time. Kim must have seen how badly we needed a fix after spending an hour there, as she graciously invited us to ea...
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The Mother Blog: September 2010
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Monday, September 27, 2010. Book Review of Exposed. Exposed, by Ashley Weis, is unlike any Christian novel you’ve ever read. First, there’s the subject matter—pornography and the effect it has on women whose husbands become involved in viewing the material, as well as the women who “star” in the projects. The novel changes point-of-view with each chapter, alternating between a Christian wife and a young woman involved in the industry. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I became the Women's Ministry Director for...
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The Mother Blog: A Series of "It Could Have Been Worse" Events
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010. A Series of "It Could Have Been Worse" Events. Late Sunday afternoon I looked forward to fixing dinner for some good friends who were coming over for dinner and games. No matter what we eat, and whether we play Hand and Foot, Five Crowns, or Rummikub, the four of us always have a fun time together. Suddenly, the blaring belch of the smoke alarm roared through the house. I ran down the hall toward the kitchen. We surveyed the damage to the stove. What a stupid thing I did, right?
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The Familiar Stranger by Christina Berry | Live Like a King
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Live Like a King. Leaving the Ivory Tower. CSFF Blog Tour-Day 3 Offworld by Robin Parrish. The Familiar Stranger by Christina Berry. On: September 10, 2009. I usually do not read contemporary fiction. Honestly, if I am going to escape from life, I want something that will take me completely away from my culture and lifestyle. That said, ocassionally I do jump the shark and read some contemporary books that intrigue me. By Christina Berry is one of those books I would make the exception for. In the summer...
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The Mother Blog: Cross-Pollination
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Thursday, April 5, 2012. Anyone who’s been to my house anytime from spring through fall knows that I love to garden. When we moved here six years ago, my flowerbed space was filled with waist-high weeds (which would be shoulder-high on most of you! Though it was hard to envision what could be, I knew I had to start by pulling all those weeds. It was an impossible task, but since when did I, Super Garden Woman, give in to impossibility? So how does this happen? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I became...
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