sorrow

I accept you Paige,
as a person, and as my wife,
with your strengths and your weaknesses.
I promise to be loyal to you in health
or illness,
to share what I have and who I am,

I have been thinking about mothers lately. The other day I was volunteering in Alex's classroom. One job I had to do was glue pictures of the kids with their moms onto construction paper for a cute project the class is doing based on the book "The Kissing Hand".

4:13 But I would not have you to be ignorant, brethren, concerning them which are asleep, that ye sorrow not, even as others which have no hope. 4:14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him. ...

I received a note today on my blog from Jane Stranz in France. This is a
sermon she preached on Sunday. The person from Zimbawe (click on her
link) moved me very much. The sermon is excellent, Hanging on to hope !

http://stranzdocs.blogspot.com/

Each of us touches many lives. I have been involved this week with an

I received a note today on my blog from Jane Stranz in France. This is a
sermon she preached on Sunday. The person from Zimbawe (click on her
link) moved me very much. The sermon is excellent, Hanging on to hope !

http://stranzdocs.blogspot.com/

Each of us touches many lives. I have been involved this week with an

Dear Braden,

I really should have written you this letter allll the way back on May 16th.  That was when you turned 19 Months old.  That was when you officially crossed over the half year away from 2 mark.

I SO did not realise that until just now. I opened my WordPress dashboard determined to write something, but not knowing what. Because you know that the best things always happen when you don’t have a plan. ::scoff::

Writer’s block - it sucks.
I avoid my computer,
distracted by life.

submitted by frequent contributor Lauren