Brian and I are getting ready for a very special week: our grandson is coming for a sleepover! Well, let’s face it, he’ll be sleeping, but I don’t know if we will – and all you grandmas out there know what I mean. It is just different the second time around.
What is it with that? We used to be able to keep reading here
Listen up, Christians, there are some things we need to learn about preparing our children, our leaders, and ourselves for the spiritual battles we will inevitably face and the United States Marine Corps is a really good teacher!
You may recall that I wrote about my sister’s son, Zach, leaving for boot camp last summer. Well, the next big event on his agenda is The Crucible. After watching a WGN video depicting the final events of The Crucible (watch it here) I have to say, I am praying for my nephew, and his parents, like never before!
Behind the dark sleep-deprived eyes of these young Marines one can see continue here
Everyone asks me what I’m enjoying most about our visit here in England, and aside from time with my children, I am enjoying exploring the unfamiliar. And I’m finding that I really like it here, and I am very excited about making some of the unfamiliar into the familiar.
Like pubs. The whole idea of a “public house” was unfamiliar to me and try as I might, I can’t think of anything continue here
Allow me to introduce you to our sweet, precious Granddaughter, Stella Claire Furrow.
When I first heard her name I thought it was simply beautiful and I had to do a quick search to discover what each name meant.
Stella means star; and Claire means clear and bright. What a perfect name for this little girl. Clear, bright star! She is definitely our star. She is a read more here
Marcia Furrow 