What do you think of the blog's new look? It is a free template that I upload and I even edited the html for my facebook and twitter accounts. I have two problems though - I cannot figure out how to add my email to the contact button and how to fix the "RSS" button. Anyone have the answers?
Any advice or suggestions is greatly appreciated!
Mary
During
September, I will be participating and linking up with the Revive Your Marriage
Series hosted by Time-Warp Wife, To Love Honor and Vacuum, Women Living Well Ministries and Unveiled
Wife.
And my husband and I will be
celebrating our 11th Anniversary!
This weeks challenge is this:
Revive Your Prayers
I often prayer scripture over
my husband. Ephesians 3:14-19 is one of them. How do you pray
scripture over an individual, you ask. I substitute Lee's name throughout
the passage as I pray, like this...
For this reason I bow my knees to the Father of
our Lord Jesus Christ, from
whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named, that
He would grant Lee, according to the riches of His glory, to be strengthened
with might through His Spirit in the inner man, that
Christ may dwell in Lee's heart through faith; that Lee, being rooted and
grounded in love, may be able to comprehend with all the
saints what is the width and length and depth and height— to
know the love of Christ which passes knowledge; that Lee may be filled with all
the fullness of God.
Enjoying my life, Mary
I am linking up this week with Mama Kat and have chosen prompt #2:
What do you remember most about your childhood bedroom?
My Mama let me decorate my bedroom how I wanted, so I had:
I loved that room. I had lots of windows into the back yard. I remember playing 45's on my own record player.
Then we moved.
In our new house, in a new state, at the start of my ninth grade year, my Mama let me decorate my bedroom how I wanted, so I had:
I enjoyed my high school years in that room. But what I most remember about my childhood bedroom is that my Mama made every effort to create my dream room for me. A place that I could call my own. And at a time when my life changed so drastically in my eyes, my Mom did her best to make my childhood bedroom a safe haven for me. Thanks Mama!
What do you remember most about your childhood bedroom?
My Mama let me decorate my bedroom how I wanted, so I had:
Twin Beds
Yellow Gingham Bedspreads
Holly Hobby
Shuttered Windows
Yellow Gingham Curtain
Yellow Floral Wallpaper
I loved that room. I had lots of windows into the back yard. I remember playing 45's on my own record player.
Then we moved.
In our new house, in a new state, at the start of my ninth grade year, my Mama let me decorate my bedroom how I wanted, so I had:
A Double Brass Bed
A Blue Bed Spread
Yellow and Blue Floral Wallpaper
Holly Hobby
Yellow Gingham
I enjoyed my high school years in that room. But what I most remember about my childhood bedroom is that my Mama made every effort to create my dream room for me. A place that I could call my own. And at a time when my life changed so drastically in my eyes, my Mom did her best to make my childhood bedroom a safe haven for me. Thanks Mama!
I am proud to be an American where I worship God, speak freely, live peaceably and raise my children in a way that I believe is right. I thank God that I can live a life of realized dreams. I am glad that if I don't like how my life is, I have the ability and freedom to make the necessary to changes to turn things around.
I've been assessing my life and I've been looking at 5 years from now. I have a list of dreams of things I'd like to accomplish within the next five years. I look at it frequently. I pray over it and thank the Lord for his provision and blessings.
Here are a few from my list:
1. Maintain a loving, safe, comfortable home when my children can bring their friends home to play.
2. Write a song of worship unto the Lord - lyrics and melody.
3. Encourage woman and girls in their life's journey.
What dreams and goals do you have for yourself that you would like to see realized five years from now?
Enjoying my life,
Mary
I've been reading "I Used to Be So Organized" by Glynnis Whitwer. This book is full of godly wisdom and I only just finished chapter 6. In chapter 5, Glyniss writes about setting realistic expectations for yourself by guarding your spiritual health, taking care of yourself and setting side a time to think. In chapter 6, she writes about setting priorities.
I want to list out the questions she poses to wet your appetite.
What can only I do?
What has God entrusted to me?
Am I a good steward of what I already have?
What passion has God put in my heart?
What has God asked me to do that I haven't done yet?
Doesn't that make you want to get the book and read it?
I'm participating in an online Bible study over at melissataylor.com. I'll write more as I process what the Lord is speaking to me.
Enjoying my life,
Mary
I have been absent from the blogging world for too long. I often write blog posts in my mind, but they never make it here. I am going to change that. So come back often and visit with me here. The purpose of my blog is to encourage women of all ages to be all that God has called them to be. I look forward to getting to know you better.
Other places that you can find me:
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Enjoying my life,
Mary
I had lunch with a good friend today. Got me to thinking about how awesome friendship is. I've got some pretty great friends - some as far back as elementary school and some as new as last week.
Here's a list of some things that I'm most thankful for:
- My friends accept me
- My friends are encouragers
- We pray for each other
- We cheer each other in our accomplishments
- Help is never far away, I just have to ask
- I can bear my soul and find understanding
Thank you dear friends.
Enjoying my life,
Mary
What are you most thankful for in your friendships?
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