Juniata’s Ceramics Studio
Laura and I enjoyed getting to see Juniata’s pottery studio today. Here are some photos of it…
Laura and I enjoyed getting to see Juniata’s pottery studio today. Here are some photos of it…
Today we just learned that we have qualified this year as well for the New England Championships!
Happy Easter! This is a wonderful holiday full of hope of rebirth, gratitude for what Jesus did for us, and the glorious promise of eternal life. I hope you enjoyed it!
April Fool’s Day is the deadline for notification of college acceptances, so now all of our long awaited news is finally in. And, although the news was not exactly as we expected, our youngest daughter did get in her second choice school with a hefty scholarship, so the outcome was good.
Last week I read a wonderful blog post by Katrina Kenison that I quote below so I can refer back to it as time glides on. She hits the nail on the head doesn’t she?
Please know you are loved! I love each and every one of you and God does too!
I share these in honor of Martin Luther King Day… Non-violence is near and dear to my heart.
In our church, young adults graduate from Sunday School at the age of twenty. Since our son hadn’t been home since he turned 20 last summer, our branch church celebrated his graduation over the holidays.
Wow. I’ve finished six years on this daily blog. That’s 2,190 entries! Here’s my traditional list of “best blog posts” which folks have found especially helpful
What a relief it is to be able to say that all of our youngest daughter’s college applications are sent off!
No big Alaskan cruises, exotic Hawaiian vacations, or huge surprise parties for us. Just a marriage that is getting better and better celebrated with a great meal out with our three children.
Shortly after getting her senior photos taken, our youngest daughter donated 14” of her hair…
We took our youngest to get her formal senior photos done and here they are…
Well, after signing a contract last March, our solar is finally installed! This move makes sense both financially and environmentally, but will take some getting used to aesthetically.