Abby turned three on July 12, 2010. Wow, where has the time gone? She asked for a French poodle party and Shannon also found her the most adorable French poodle outfit to wear for her party. Robert didn't get to come because Home Depot was installing our new flooring that day and someone had to stay at the house. It was a great day and Abby really seemed to enjoy her presents :-)
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Three's a Charm
Abby turned three on July 12, 2010. Wow, where has the time gone? She asked for a French poodle party and Shannon also found her the most adorable French poodle outfit to wear for her party. Robert didn't get to come because Home Depot was installing our new flooring that day and someone had to stay at the house. It was a great day and Abby really seemed to enjoy her presents :-)
Let's Have a Party for Holly - June 2010
Saturday, August 14, 2010
The Cowboy and the Princess
When I visited the two cutest kids in the world, Alex and Abby, my nephew and niece, recently they had an impromptu dress up party. They were so adorable.
A Makeover for Alex
Friday, July 16, 2010
6 Secrets of a Well-Packed Cooler
With everyone travelling more in the summer I thought this was really good information.
Cool the cooler: If yours is stored in a hot garage or attic, bring it inside overnight so it can cool off before you start packing it.
Fill it all the way up: A half-empty cooler is half full of room-temperature air, which means the ice inside it will melt faster.
Use solid ice: Solid ice melts slower than cubed or crushed. If you can't find solid blocks, use reusable gel-filled ice packs. Line the bottom of the cooler, then pack food on top, adding cubed or crushed ice (in bags) to fill gaps.
Pack foods in order: Raw meats, fish and poultry belong on the bottom to avoid contamination. Seal them in plastic bags.
Keep it shut: Use a separate cooler to pack drinks and snacks for the trip.
Insulate it: Stow cooler in the trunk, away from light, and put a blanket or sleeping bag around it for extra insulation.
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Monday, July 5, 2010
God and Satan One-on-One
Pray, My child. Ask and you shall receive.
No, you won't, said Satan, for God deceives.
Children, be patient and serve only Me.
But if you serve God you are slave, not free.
For you I created the moon, the stars, the lakes.
Yes, but look what total devotion to God takes.
When you're in trouble, I'm always by your side.
No, Satan replied, that is when your precious God
always hides.
Every prayer of yours I always answer.
Ha, mocked Satan, and where is the cure for cancer?
I am Alpha and Omega, most powerful and high.
Then why do Your children serve ME until they die?
The tides roll in and out at My command.
And I suppose You want them to believe You made
every single grain of sand?
I love them with a love that shaped the universe.
Then why do they concentrate on my kingdom and believe
their circumstances could be no worse?
I hold on wanting none to perish eternally with you.
I will use every trick at my disposal to assure they never
know You.
Satan, there's one thing you've forgotten.
Come on, God, there's nothing that can save Your precious
man from his sin.
Step forth, My Son, and show Satan Your hands and feet.
Satan looked and suddenly he could feel Hell's fiery heat.
Jesus looked into Satan's eyes and said, "The ones who love
Me will know it was for them to the cross I went."
But Satan never replied - he was only deathly silent.
Donna Whatley
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