Happy Easter!
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Saturday's Song
This is the day
that the LORD hath made;
we will rejoice
and be glad in it!
Psalm 118:24 KJV
Happy Easter!
Let us rejoice!
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Saturday's Song
My week started with brokenness, tears and a sacrifice of praise. So this was the song I chose:
Then, as I continued praising through tears this was my song:
Hope was building! Yup...the pain was still there, but so was God - and as a dear friend once said, "God is bigger than the boogy man!"
By the time I heard this song, I was dancing through my pain into joy!
Try a sacrifice of praise and see how God will move! Remember:
I realize I am sharing some of the same Scriptures, points, and songs repeatedly. Sometimes, we have to be frequently exposed to an idea for it to saturate our hearts.
Hope was building! Yup...the pain was still there, but so was God - and as a dear friend once said, "God is bigger than the boogy man!"
By the time I heard this song, I was dancing through my pain into joy!
Try a sacrifice of praise and see how God will move! Remember:
I realize I am sharing some of the same Scriptures, points, and songs repeatedly. Sometimes, we have to be frequently exposed to an idea for it to saturate our hearts.
Still Stitching #3 Still Stitching #5
I do believe that Psalm 30:5b will be added to my #1yearofstitches.
Last time we ended with a new tip I learned from someone who briefly attended our Al-Anon meeting. It was:
I do believe that Psalm 30:5b will be added to my #1yearofstitches.
Last time we ended with a new tip I learned from someone who briefly attended our Al-Anon meeting. It was:
Another
tough hitting, but excellent point that hit me like a ton of bricks, and then more
gently. Far be it for me to get between
my loved one and God! I recalled the
Scripture:
I have been working on
this for a long time as you can see from this
post which is part of a 4 part series.
It’s a process.
Progress,
not
perfection
is the goal.
I never want to be between
anyone and God, so I had to get out of the way.
Painful as it was, I had to detach with love. We all have to allow others to work out their
own salvation with fear and trembling – as we do the same.
Slow Stitching
My son-in-law, bless his heart, and my grandkids helped me finish some Comfort Dolls! I took them to my Cancer Care Meeting and they were recieved with love. I did forget to take pictures, but but here are the ones left with a few new additions. The dolls were hand-stitched shut and their skirts gathered nicely with embroidery thread.
Stash Report
I did finish the first batch of Comfort Dolls!
Slow Stitching
My son-in-law, bless his heart, and my grandkids helped me finish some Comfort Dolls! I took them to my Cancer Care Meeting and they were recieved with love. I did forget to take pictures, but but here are the ones left with a few new additions. The dolls were hand-stitched shut and their skirts gathered nicely with embroidery thread.
Stash Report
I did finish the first batch of Comfort Dolls!
Fabric used this week
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1.42
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Previous total
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37.57
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To Date used
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38.99
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Fabric in this week
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0
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Previous total
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44.50
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To Date in
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44.50
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Net in the red (more bought than used!)
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-5.51
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Yarn used this week
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0
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Previous total
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0
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To Date used
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18.10
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Yarn in this week
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0
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Previous total
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148.70
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To Date in
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166.80
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Net in the red (more bought than used!)
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-148.70
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NO changes in yarn,
but fabric is getting slightly better!
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Good movement in the right direction and for a worthy cause too.
ReplyDeleteIt's a win-win! Thank you for hosting and stopping by!
DeleteThank you for sharing this beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome! To God be the glory because I sure can't do this on my own! :) Thank YOU for stopping by!
DeleteI need reminders of verses and songs all the time! Keep on repeating and praising.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nancy! I will certainly keep on repeating and praising! Thank you so much!
DeleteGreat to see the things you're using in a good cause. I had to detach, too, and it's very painful. The Lord has blessed me with peace. I hope you, too.
ReplyDeleteMost of the time I'm very peaceful - which is surprising to me. I so appreciate your comment because it gives hope! Thank you!
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