Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

:: Tuesday's Tea With Me ::


Come on Come on! Lets go out in the yard it's so pretty right now. Wait 'til you see the pretty flowers all lit up by the sunlight. I like to park myself amidst the colorful blooms and let God kiss me with sun rays. Grab your tea and follow me.










Now that's the way to begin a day.

"Great and marvelous are your works, O Lord God, the Almighty;
 Righteous and true are your ways, O King of the nations."

-Revelation 15:3


Saturday, January 7, 2012

Going To Grandma's


It was my favorite kind of Saturday today. The kind where I get to go over to Grandma and Grandpa's for breakfast. Plus they both have green thumbs and while I'm there I like to try to figure out how to get one too. Today was beautiful and sunny so Grandma and I explored the garden and I received some big fresh lemons right off the tree. Mmmm.... they smell magnificent. 


And I love Grandma's blue and white dishes. 

Monday, January 2, 2012

An Unspoken Rule

I am totally loving my book right now. I want to share this excerpt because it hit me like a sack of potatoes..
"Aaron caught a glimpse of an insight and latched onto it. He'd broken an unspoken rule --- one person did not reach into another person's life and make decisions for her... or him. It seemed this was a lesson he should have learned long ago. As his thoughts followed that trail, he understood something else. It wasn't his place to pry his parents' grip free of this farm. He wasn't wrong in showing them options for a different life or in sacrificing his time to help them. But his way was overzealous. They were mature adults with the right to hang on to this black hole until they or the bank said otherwise. He'd learned in rehab that a spouse, friend, or parent can't make someone want to get clean. And he couldn't make his parents want to leave this place. He'd banked on having more influence over his parents than he really had."                                           -The Harvest of Grace
 An unspoken rule. One should not reach into another persons's life and make decisions for them. [hand raised in the air.] I'm busted. I'm guilty.


Here's a quote I've been letting soak into the soil of my soul:
"For I am convinced that everything as it is in itself is holy. You've got your hands full just taking care of your own life before God. Forget about deciding what's right for each other."                                                                                 -Romans 14:13 
Oh crap. I totally haven't lived this way. At all. I'm telling you I was totally convinced I was supposed to tell other people how best to live their life. I believed that for 29 years. Ha ha ha... That's pretty dumb. I think it's pretty funny right now. What a pinhead. Overzealous is a gentle way to put it if you ask me. Arrogant and presumptuous is another way to say it. I just didn't know. But I DO now. :-D Hip hip hurray! YAHOOOOO!!!! I get it. I get it. I get it.! YES!

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Delve Into 2012


"Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God."
-Corrie ten Boom



Friday, September 23, 2011

Flowers



After a LONNNNG day of tying up loose ends at work, clearing out my office, and lugging in boxes. I arrived home to these. Did someone seriously just send me flowers?
I was so excited! Thank you someone. They brightened my whole day.


Thursday, September 8, 2011

The Alley


I saw this little alley while I was driving by today. The sunshine was warm, and there were butterflies, and flowers and I just had to pull over. I got out to play for a little bit and I was tickled pink when the alley cat eventually decided I was not dangerous. Ha ha. He kept meowing at me and we had a great conversation. Then I realized there was a man watching me through his backyard fence. I was so embarrassed. I was going to explain (I'm not sure how exactly) but the man didn't show his face and I wasn't going to peak my head over his fence so I figured it was time to get back to work. 

 

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Grandpa + Grandma's Garden


I have to say, my grandparents have the greenest thumbs. It's something I've hoped to inherit and I think if I give it some practice I definitely have the heart. Although I'm not sure my yard will ever look like theirs I sure hope it will one day. Check out the work of their hands.