I am back. For anyone who suffered through the last post I had, I am back to my "normal" self. I suppose it would be better to say baseline rather than normal!
First of all, I want to thank everyone who gave me such warm encouragement and prayers through that time. I felt the Spirit working through you all and was lifted in prayer! That was totally incredible! I really needed it and I felt it so greatly! So again, Thank you all so much!!!
Secondly, I love you all so much! You are so are such beautiful people! I am truly blessed to be surrounded by you all!
I felt like I really needed to vent, and this was as good as a place as any. The next morning after my purge, I kind of hoped that nobody actually read through all that mess, I felt like I was dumping.
This brings me to what I felt moved to say today. Trust me, I will get there!
About 4 years ago, my parents retired to the Las Vegas area. My dad needed a dry, hot climate for a myriad of health reasons, and my mom was ok with the choice. It came to LV, because my aunt (mom's sister) is married to a man who is obsessed with LV. Needless to say, I wasn't really thrilled with the location. I had never been to LV before, and with a name like "Sin City" and al the ads for it, I had hoped they would go elsewhere. At the time, I was a single mom with a little girl, and they were moving VERY far away from us. (Before the moved, they were about an hour's drive from me). Well, they went. Dad has arthritis (severe), and he is unable to handle our constantly changing and col to humid weather. The warm desert sun has helped him. He has recently been diagnosed with Parkinsons. But, there is a very good VA hospital close to their apartment, and he is in with a great doctor. Mom is retired once from her job here, but now works as a lunch lady at a school within walking distance of their apartment. They seem to be thriving well. My younger brother and his daughter were having various problems, and ended up moving to LV and they all now share a large apartment. Everyone helps everyone, and it seems to be working out well. I feel much better knowing my niece is in a safe place and is cared for, my brother is trying to get his stuff together and has gone back to school for training in juvenile criminal justice (trust me, he has the background and life experience for this one! He should do well!) I know my mom isn't taking all the cares on by herself, and dad is cared for and safe too. I helped them on their move, and it was the first time I had been to LV. Still not my kind of place, and the desert made me miss all the green I have here at home, but it does have a certain beauty. I still know I don't wish to live there, but that is ok. I don't gamble, I am not into the overtly sexuality there on the Strip, but there are other things to see and do. Since Michael and I got married, we have been there twice. Last summer, we stayed at my parents', then took a drive to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. We stayed there a week. THAT WAS AWESOME! I honestly think everyone, if able, should see God's handiwork in the Canyon and the surrounding area! Then we went to some of the places on the Strip that were family friendly. We saw the "Bodies" exhibit~Totally amazing! Again, to see God's work! We saw the fountains dance, the aquarium. Lots of good things. It was fun, and the kids thought it was totally amazing that they could go to the pool and comfortably swim at 1:00 in the morning! This is something you CANNOT do in Northern Indiana, regardless of time of year!
My parents, my brother, and my niece are all flying out to our home for the first week in April! They will spend Easter with us! I am so excited! We speak on the phone 2-3 times a week, sometimes more, but we haven't seen them since last July. So I am cleaning house and getting things ready for their visit.
Then we heard from my dad's sister in Virginia. Remember, this is where we are from originally, and most of my dad's family is still there on a farm that has been in the family for over 200 years. My dad's sister (who was my mom's best friend in high school) is coming for one of the weekends my parents will be here. She is like my other mom, we are very close! She is travelling with another of my dad's sisters. My dad's brother may come if his wife is up for the trip. (I sure hope so...she also has had some health issues, but I would love for them both to be able to come!) This puts us to 4, potentially 8, people coming for Easter. Then, my mom's baby sister, who lives in Lansing MI called. She may come down for the weekend too. That makes 10! I am THRILLED to have my family around me! Michael's family was never very close, and he doesn't have much to begin with. He has an older sister, and a niece. His parents are gone, and he doesn't speak with his older brother. When we got married, he said he needed more family. We are quite close on both my mom and dad's side. I am not sure he knew the full dose of his words when he asked to share my family, but he's got us now!
We have a family reunion every year in VA, 2nd weekend of August. My cousin is the family historian, and records deaths/births/marriages for everyone. We go back about 6 generations or so, and the family lines from that point. The paper hangs on the side of the shelter and it is about 35 feet long. Michael jokes that his family tree would fit on a single 81/2 by 11 sheet. It is good to see everyone and catch up. Watching the kids get bigger every year and getting into the same trouble we used to at that age!
I feel especially blessed, in that I was an adopted child. My brother and I both were. My parents were unable to hve children the conventional way, and they adopted me first, then went into foster care as foster parents, and my brother came along a few years later. At one time, I had 3 sisters and 11 brothers. And some of the best memories ever!
I have met my biological parents, and have a relationship with 2 of my half siblings. My biological mother has a lot of issues, and although it is not possible at this point to have a relationship with her, I am thankful for her choice. My biological father and I exchange Christmas cards, but by my choice, we also do not have a close relationship. It is ok, my parents are my parents, it isn't like I was missing anything. Both of these people just have a lot of issues that I cannot involve myself into. I still pray for them, and that is ok.
But I have another family, too. My family in Christ. I have so many brothers and sisters and I will see them all someday soon in His glorious presence! I have met many of them on the internet and through this blog thing! We seemed to be brought together by the Spirirt Himself and I was reminded this week just how blessed I am to have all my different families! I cannot even find words adequate to show you all how much I love you and how much you all mean to me!
So again!
I love you! Thanks so much for your prayers! You are all my blessed brothers and sisters in Jesus and I hope to see you all soon! We will share the biggest hugs ever! And I have to get back to cleaning my house for other members of my family! It's a party!
Love you all and God Bless!
Love
Faith
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
I have been Frustrated!
I have been kinda laying low most recently. I have been dealing with an issue, and I feel the need to just vent and hopefully put it to rest for good. I have about driven Michael crazy with it, but I feel a bit wounded and I am having my own little tizzy over it.
Before Michael and I were married, I owned a cute little house in a nearby town. 3 bedrooms, nice fenced back yard, and I was only the 2nd person to own it and live there. When Michael and I got married, we thought it would be a good idea for Boo and I to live with him. We didn't immediately have plans for the house on Rose St. (my old house), but this cute couple asked about renting it. His parents lived across the street and they were here from AR. They were wonderful people, but got transferred back to AR after a few months. A person I knew from before (his mom also lived across the st), asked about renting the house. I knew he was a single dad, and that he had previously had drug and alcohol problems, but had been clean and sober since his son was born. As a way to help him out and to have someone in the house to take care of it, we agreed to rent to him. Within about 6 months, he got laid off. Now I know many of us have been there, myself included, when you need a little help, and I didn't want to evict him because he just lost a job. He assured us he was looking, and would try to send us part of the rent. (Keep in mind, we gave him a GREATLY reduced rental to help him out, and never increased the rent, even though the plan was to do so after a time to aclimate him to the regular rent). This continued for a while, a long while. We even tried to offer him work at our house to try to work off part of his past rent bill. By now, he was behind over $1200. His work the first day was ok, but as he continued to come out to work, he stayed less time, and his work became poorer and poorer quality. We also had to provide his transportation, since he had lost his license to habitual DUI. Then he started to bring his son with him. So we were transporting him to and from (30 min each way), watching his child, and cleaning up after both the child and the father, and getting less time and poor work that had to be redone. In fact, the patch on the roof turned into three gaping holes that Michael eventually had to fix himself. (Or make them skylights.) So the work exchange didn't work out. We agreed to allow him to have a "roommate" to help with rent, but these people he moved in always seemed to move out arond due date, and they always seemed to stiff him on the help he thought he would get. It had now been since Nov. 05 since he got laid off, and he always seemed to have a possible job, but nothing would ever pan out. Now we come to Feb 07. Rent due on the 1st never shows. We call to find out when to expect rent, and he tells us about how he spent the last weekend in jail for possession of stolen property. (Somebody brought him a snowblower to fix, and he didn't know it was stolen...) He has become very unbelieveable. We told him that we needed rent brought in. We cannot afford 2 mortgages. He asked to be given until the 14th. We agreed, but reminded him that rent for March was due 2 weeks later. The 14th comes and no rent. Nor was there any where he could borrow it, nor was he working, and it didn't look like he would have it. So he told us he understood, and that he would be out of the house at the end of the month. We spoke to him on the 25th, about changing the utilities back to us, and leaving the keys for us to pick up. He was told that I would be there for keys and for the water meter reading on Fri morn. (This would be Mar2) On that am, he calls to tell us that he hasn't moved his stuff out yet, he hasn't changed the utilities (I knew this, because I had to pay huge deposits to have them switched over), and it was the middle of winter and just what did I expect him to do? I expected him to do the honorable thing and move out by the date agreed. Now he says he won't go and we will have to serve him papers. I don't want to do this, but can if needed. His arrears are now about $3600. Upon checking out the house, the damage and filth he has done to my cute little house is going to cost us over $5000 to repair. Both front and back doors kicked in and need replaced. All carpets stained beyond cleaning, walls with grease and dirt ground in. Self stick squares laid on top of my ceramic tile floor in the kitchen. The adhesive ground in so bad they will never come clean. He had a German Shepard at the house...The dog was not House friendly. They tore or pushed out all but 2 of the screens. I had put new siding and windows on the house 4 years ago. New roof 6 years ago. New water heater and furnace rebuild 5 years ago. He now complains there is mold in the house...Never had it before. The faucet of the sink is pulled out and laying in the sink. The bath room is completely tore apart. And forget all the landscaping in the back, remember, German Shepard. He has the nerve to expect us to allow him 2 to 4 more weeks to move. After about a week, he let us know that he would be out by Sat. After getting the keys, I discovered that he still had a lot of things in the garage (And I am not sure if some of them are stolen) He tells us yesterday, the 17th, the garage will be cleaned out by that day. So here it is the 18th. We met with our contractor to give him =new keys (We changed the locks, just in case) and lo and behold, there is still a garage full of stuff. And he left enough trash in the house for us to pick up after him. This whole situation has made me feel very angry, and hurt, and I have had a hard time dealing with it all. This was my home for several years, I feel as if a part of me has been violated. I am angry that he was taking advantage of our generosity. I know the Lord wants us to take care of the poor, but I was pulling extra shifts to cover the expenses. Was I guilty? How do I resove this in my own heart? I even felt as if it were interfering with my relationship with God. The fellowship didn't feel like it was there. I did finally go to my pastor to talk about it. I have done my duty to help him, and at this point was more enabling him than helping. The Lord says that we will always have the poor and even He fed the masses, but when they were no longer given a free ride, they didn't want anything else to do with him. In Thess., Paul writes that if one doesn't plow, he doesn't eat, and a person should take care of himself and his house or he is worse than an unbeliever. He also told me that I shoujld focus on the positive, the house will be fixed, and we have a person interested in renting. In all, this ex tenant owes about $10,000. We will never see this repaid. I then become reminded that for all this, Jesus forgave me for so much more. I will send him a final billing with everything itemized. The copy I keep for myself, I will consider forgiven. I need to get to that point in my heart.
Sorry about the long downer of a post...this is been what we were dealing with and I just didn't feel uplifted enough to post. I thank you all for allowing me to vent. The next post will be much more positive. Please pray for me.
Thanks,
God Bless.
Love,
Faith
Before Michael and I were married, I owned a cute little house in a nearby town. 3 bedrooms, nice fenced back yard, and I was only the 2nd person to own it and live there. When Michael and I got married, we thought it would be a good idea for Boo and I to live with him. We didn't immediately have plans for the house on Rose St. (my old house), but this cute couple asked about renting it. His parents lived across the street and they were here from AR. They were wonderful people, but got transferred back to AR after a few months. A person I knew from before (his mom also lived across the st), asked about renting the house. I knew he was a single dad, and that he had previously had drug and alcohol problems, but had been clean and sober since his son was born. As a way to help him out and to have someone in the house to take care of it, we agreed to rent to him. Within about 6 months, he got laid off. Now I know many of us have been there, myself included, when you need a little help, and I didn't want to evict him because he just lost a job. He assured us he was looking, and would try to send us part of the rent. (Keep in mind, we gave him a GREATLY reduced rental to help him out, and never increased the rent, even though the plan was to do so after a time to aclimate him to the regular rent). This continued for a while, a long while. We even tried to offer him work at our house to try to work off part of his past rent bill. By now, he was behind over $1200. His work the first day was ok, but as he continued to come out to work, he stayed less time, and his work became poorer and poorer quality. We also had to provide his transportation, since he had lost his license to habitual DUI. Then he started to bring his son with him. So we were transporting him to and from (30 min each way), watching his child, and cleaning up after both the child and the father, and getting less time and poor work that had to be redone. In fact, the patch on the roof turned into three gaping holes that Michael eventually had to fix himself. (Or make them skylights.) So the work exchange didn't work out. We agreed to allow him to have a "roommate" to help with rent, but these people he moved in always seemed to move out arond due date, and they always seemed to stiff him on the help he thought he would get. It had now been since Nov. 05 since he got laid off, and he always seemed to have a possible job, but nothing would ever pan out. Now we come to Feb 07. Rent due on the 1st never shows. We call to find out when to expect rent, and he tells us about how he spent the last weekend in jail for possession of stolen property. (Somebody brought him a snowblower to fix, and he didn't know it was stolen...) He has become very unbelieveable. We told him that we needed rent brought in. We cannot afford 2 mortgages. He asked to be given until the 14th. We agreed, but reminded him that rent for March was due 2 weeks later. The 14th comes and no rent. Nor was there any where he could borrow it, nor was he working, and it didn't look like he would have it. So he told us he understood, and that he would be out of the house at the end of the month. We spoke to him on the 25th, about changing the utilities back to us, and leaving the keys for us to pick up. He was told that I would be there for keys and for the water meter reading on Fri morn. (This would be Mar2) On that am, he calls to tell us that he hasn't moved his stuff out yet, he hasn't changed the utilities (I knew this, because I had to pay huge deposits to have them switched over), and it was the middle of winter and just what did I expect him to do? I expected him to do the honorable thing and move out by the date agreed. Now he says he won't go and we will have to serve him papers. I don't want to do this, but can if needed. His arrears are now about $3600. Upon checking out the house, the damage and filth he has done to my cute little house is going to cost us over $5000 to repair. Both front and back doors kicked in and need replaced. All carpets stained beyond cleaning, walls with grease and dirt ground in. Self stick squares laid on top of my ceramic tile floor in the kitchen. The adhesive ground in so bad they will never come clean. He had a German Shepard at the house...The dog was not House friendly. They tore or pushed out all but 2 of the screens. I had put new siding and windows on the house 4 years ago. New roof 6 years ago. New water heater and furnace rebuild 5 years ago. He now complains there is mold in the house...Never had it before. The faucet of the sink is pulled out and laying in the sink. The bath room is completely tore apart. And forget all the landscaping in the back, remember, German Shepard. He has the nerve to expect us to allow him 2 to 4 more weeks to move. After about a week, he let us know that he would be out by Sat. After getting the keys, I discovered that he still had a lot of things in the garage (And I am not sure if some of them are stolen) He tells us yesterday, the 17th, the garage will be cleaned out by that day. So here it is the 18th. We met with our contractor to give him =new keys (We changed the locks, just in case) and lo and behold, there is still a garage full of stuff. And he left enough trash in the house for us to pick up after him. This whole situation has made me feel very angry, and hurt, and I have had a hard time dealing with it all. This was my home for several years, I feel as if a part of me has been violated. I am angry that he was taking advantage of our generosity. I know the Lord wants us to take care of the poor, but I was pulling extra shifts to cover the expenses. Was I guilty? How do I resove this in my own heart? I even felt as if it were interfering with my relationship with God. The fellowship didn't feel like it was there. I did finally go to my pastor to talk about it. I have done my duty to help him, and at this point was more enabling him than helping. The Lord says that we will always have the poor and even He fed the masses, but when they were no longer given a free ride, they didn't want anything else to do with him. In Thess., Paul writes that if one doesn't plow, he doesn't eat, and a person should take care of himself and his house or he is worse than an unbeliever. He also told me that I shoujld focus on the positive, the house will be fixed, and we have a person interested in renting. In all, this ex tenant owes about $10,000. We will never see this repaid. I then become reminded that for all this, Jesus forgave me for so much more. I will send him a final billing with everything itemized. The copy I keep for myself, I will consider forgiven. I need to get to that point in my heart.
Sorry about the long downer of a post...this is been what we were dealing with and I just didn't feel uplifted enough to post. I thank you all for allowing me to vent. The next post will be much more positive. Please pray for me.
Thanks,
God Bless.
Love,
Faith
Saturday, March 3, 2007
It is March...Where is Spring?
It said March on the calender...That means spring time is just around the corner, doesn't it? Here in our spot of northern Indiana, however, we seem to be on the winter part of the month. We got the snow and ice that has been torturing most of the country. Yesterday and today we had such horrible winds! We only received maybe a half inchof snow, but it was blown around so bad that the roads became very treacherous. Some of our highways were even shut down.
I am ready for spring. It is a time of renewal and rebirth. I think we are all a little winter weary. There seems to be much just waiting beyond the corner.
I want to mention the coverage of Anna Nicole Smith. I was not a huge fan of hers, but I know her from what I saw in the media. I feel she probably had her share of troubles, and she didn't always make the best choices. But she was a single mom, trying to take care of her son. I have been there and know how difficult that can be. She chose ways and routes that others would not have chosen, and I can't help but wonder what it was in her growing up that made her feel like she had to go that route. She seemed to be exploited and taken advantage of quite often, and obviously she had issues with drugs/alcohol. These issues are often found with people who are looking for something to fill a void, a hole, a God shaped hole. I feel bad that she probably never came to know the Lord. I could be wrong, and it would be great if I am, but she seemed to have such a sadness. Any mother who loses a child feels such grief, and it is sad that she turned to people and things that were unhealthy for her, instead of Jesus...
I am glad that she is finally buried, even though that seems to be something that could change given the court battles that rage on. How unfortunate for these people who used her as a cash cow in life are trying to continue to profit from her in death. It really shows an ugly side of humanity, doesn't it? And how pathetic that our media seems to think that it is worthy of coverage saved normally for the funeral of heads of state. There is much more going on in the world.
At this time, and pretty much since all this mess occurred, I have been praying for little Danielynn. This poor innocent child is in the middle of all the orchestrated mess going on, and it seems that everyone involved has forgotten this little girl. She is a person, a child that will never know her mother, a girl who will likely have long lasting effects on any relationships she has in the future. It will be difficult for her to bond to anyone, and how lonely is that? Much of a person's development occurs from early on until the age of 4 or 5. She hasn't had a fair start. I think that Larry Birkhead is the most likely father, and he seems sincere. I hope that he is honest when he says he just wants to have and raise his baby, and that he would do it right. I mentioned to Michael that I feel so strongly that this girl needs a good family, that I would adopt her and try to give her a good start in life. I love this little girl and pray that Lord keeps her to HIM! Shame on the people who are willing to sacrifice a child for their own greed and gain.
That is enough of my soap box on the Anna Nicole thing. I just pray for the little girl. It mentions in the Bible how in some of the pagan religions, there were child sacrifices. Between the cloud over Dannielynn, all the molesters and child murderers out there, sex-ploitation of little kids for child porn, it sure doesn't sound like we are much better or civilized than they were. The Lord Himself loved the little ones, and wanted them around Him and cared for them. They are His! We should be loving and protecting these precious little gifts from God, not hurting them!
Like I said earlier, The media has been so focused on Anna Nicole, they seem to forget that there is a lot of other, actual news, going on in the rest of the world. I fear that they will wake up and report as things are in the process of being very bad for us. There is a need for real reporting, and mainstream media has let us down.
There are so many situations brewing in the Mid East and so many Americans are oblivious to them. We are seeing Bible prophecy come alive before our eyes! We have been blessed to read the Bible and SEE what the prophets and writers of old were only able to imagine and try to translate to words. We are also blessed to be in the age of Grace, when we can accept the Lord Jesus Christ as our Saviour and be guaranteed a life forever with Him. We are here before the Tribulation, when things are going to get (Believe it or not) WORSE! It is very possible that many of us will never die, because we will be raptured up to the heavens with Him when He calls! How cool is that?! The only way to do this, though, is to accept Jesus as your Saviour. It is so easy! Know that you are a sinner. Accept that He died on the cross~a horrible death~to accept your punishment so that you don't have to. You can stand before God in rightousness because of His gift for you. Ask Him to forgive you for your sins, and come into your heart. He doesn't turn anyone down!! EVER! Let Him be the Lord of your life, and you don't have to worry about all the messes in the world, because your Lord will take care of them and you. He is in control. He told us from the beginning. By doing this, you too can feel the blessings abound! Why wouldn't you want to? The Lord loves you and wants you to be His, like His very own Child!
Time to go, I must kiss my children and get ready for our plans today! Sara has ballet, and Kurtis is having some of his art shown at our museum downtown (He has 2 pieces!) as part of the youth art fair! Please everyone, stay safe and warm! Spring IS just around the corner!
God bless!
Love, Faith
I am ready for spring. It is a time of renewal and rebirth. I think we are all a little winter weary. There seems to be much just waiting beyond the corner.
I want to mention the coverage of Anna Nicole Smith. I was not a huge fan of hers, but I know her from what I saw in the media. I feel she probably had her share of troubles, and she didn't always make the best choices. But she was a single mom, trying to take care of her son. I have been there and know how difficult that can be. She chose ways and routes that others would not have chosen, and I can't help but wonder what it was in her growing up that made her feel like she had to go that route. She seemed to be exploited and taken advantage of quite often, and obviously she had issues with drugs/alcohol. These issues are often found with people who are looking for something to fill a void, a hole, a God shaped hole. I feel bad that she probably never came to know the Lord. I could be wrong, and it would be great if I am, but she seemed to have such a sadness. Any mother who loses a child feels such grief, and it is sad that she turned to people and things that were unhealthy for her, instead of Jesus...
I am glad that she is finally buried, even though that seems to be something that could change given the court battles that rage on. How unfortunate for these people who used her as a cash cow in life are trying to continue to profit from her in death. It really shows an ugly side of humanity, doesn't it? And how pathetic that our media seems to think that it is worthy of coverage saved normally for the funeral of heads of state. There is much more going on in the world.
At this time, and pretty much since all this mess occurred, I have been praying for little Danielynn. This poor innocent child is in the middle of all the orchestrated mess going on, and it seems that everyone involved has forgotten this little girl. She is a person, a child that will never know her mother, a girl who will likely have long lasting effects on any relationships she has in the future. It will be difficult for her to bond to anyone, and how lonely is that? Much of a person's development occurs from early on until the age of 4 or 5. She hasn't had a fair start. I think that Larry Birkhead is the most likely father, and he seems sincere. I hope that he is honest when he says he just wants to have and raise his baby, and that he would do it right. I mentioned to Michael that I feel so strongly that this girl needs a good family, that I would adopt her and try to give her a good start in life. I love this little girl and pray that Lord keeps her to HIM! Shame on the people who are willing to sacrifice a child for their own greed and gain.
That is enough of my soap box on the Anna Nicole thing. I just pray for the little girl. It mentions in the Bible how in some of the pagan religions, there were child sacrifices. Between the cloud over Dannielynn, all the molesters and child murderers out there, sex-ploitation of little kids for child porn, it sure doesn't sound like we are much better or civilized than they were. The Lord Himself loved the little ones, and wanted them around Him and cared for them. They are His! We should be loving and protecting these precious little gifts from God, not hurting them!
Like I said earlier, The media has been so focused on Anna Nicole, they seem to forget that there is a lot of other, actual news, going on in the rest of the world. I fear that they will wake up and report as things are in the process of being very bad for us. There is a need for real reporting, and mainstream media has let us down.
There are so many situations brewing in the Mid East and so many Americans are oblivious to them. We are seeing Bible prophecy come alive before our eyes! We have been blessed to read the Bible and SEE what the prophets and writers of old were only able to imagine and try to translate to words. We are also blessed to be in the age of Grace, when we can accept the Lord Jesus Christ as our Saviour and be guaranteed a life forever with Him. We are here before the Tribulation, when things are going to get (Believe it or not) WORSE! It is very possible that many of us will never die, because we will be raptured up to the heavens with Him when He calls! How cool is that?! The only way to do this, though, is to accept Jesus as your Saviour. It is so easy! Know that you are a sinner. Accept that He died on the cross~a horrible death~to accept your punishment so that you don't have to. You can stand before God in rightousness because of His gift for you. Ask Him to forgive you for your sins, and come into your heart. He doesn't turn anyone down!! EVER! Let Him be the Lord of your life, and you don't have to worry about all the messes in the world, because your Lord will take care of them and you. He is in control. He told us from the beginning. By doing this, you too can feel the blessings abound! Why wouldn't you want to? The Lord loves you and wants you to be His, like His very own Child!
Time to go, I must kiss my children and get ready for our plans today! Sara has ballet, and Kurtis is having some of his art shown at our museum downtown (He has 2 pieces!) as part of the youth art fair! Please everyone, stay safe and warm! Spring IS just around the corner!
God bless!
Love, Faith
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