Perseverance: continued effort to do or achieve something despite difficulties, failure, or opposition Merriam Webster
Monday, June 8, 2020
Sunday, June 7, 2020
Saturday's Song. Slow Stitching. Stash Report.
So, I'm trying out the new Blogger platform. I've noticed the songs don't come out on my IPhone unless I switch to the web version. The fonts are coming out funky, but other than those two issues, I think this post is ok. I hope so! :)
Saturday's Song
Worn by Tenth Avenue North
Several years ago, a friend shared this song with me and then she shared it again recently. I praise God for her.
George Floyd's murder left me shocked, worn and introspective.
Change must come.
But first, in my opinion, we need to feel the emotions this latest murder has awaken.
Then, when we're ready, we will tell our hearts to beat again.
Monday, May 4, 2020
Monday's Strength. 30's $7.50 Quilt. Book Date.
Monday's Strength
As promised, here is another tool that I'm using to encourage myself. It is a theme based Scripture writing plan by Shannon over at Sweet Blessings. April's theme was "But God"
I first heard about "But God" verses in a sermon by Pastor Dale. He said to pay attention when we read/hear "But God". Then, last week, I found Shannon's amazing Scripture writing plan. Talk about a God wink!
Here's part of today's verses:
I first heard about "But God" verses in a sermon by Pastor Dale. He said to pay attention when we read/hear "But God". Then, last week, I found Shannon's amazing Scripture writing plan. Talk about a God wink!
Here's part of today's verses:
Sunday, May 3, 2020
Saturday's Song. Slow Stitching. Sunday Stash Report.
Saturday's Song
Does it feel like your're facing another heartbreak day?
Keep moving on my Dear Reader.
Let me be honest.
This. Quaratnine. Is. Tough.
I'm struggling just like you are.
I have days that I all I can do is sleep.
I bet you have, too.
I have days that I cry.
I bet you have, too.
I have lonely days.
I bet you have, too.
I have days that I am close to losing hope.
I bet you have, too.
My family has experienced great loss alone during this time.
I bet some of you have as well.
But God is faithful. He is here. He is trying to grow a new thing, a new me, a new you, a new world.
The LORD is working through my church's sermons to keep me moving. Today's sermon made a few good points. Here is one of my takeaways.
Whose voice will I listen to? Will I be like the person Pastor talked about who read the newspaper with the Bible next to them? They didn't let the newspaper tell them what was going to happen, instead they read what God had to say about the future. But God says....
Will I view circumstances through the lens of hope/hoplessness?
His sermon as well as his sermon notes are a huge part of my victorious journey via these times.
Let's reach out and share what is getting us through this journey. Let's move toward victory and growth together.
Let's move toward our LORD Jesus Christ.
This week I will be sharing how God gave me one amazing tool that led to another amazing tool. Let's listen to Him and move with Him! Amen?
Slow Stitching
This week's slow stitching has been a mix of crochet and embroidery.
The yarn is Mini Moochi by Crystal Palace Yarns and is color 105. I don't know the name, but I'll call it beautiful! It also has a special memory - my husband and I went on a special "buy what you want" visit to a yarn boutique. And, boy, did I ever indulge!
Stash Report
Fabric in
This week: no change
This year: (since April 1) 7.5 yards
Fabric out
This week: no change
This year: (since April 1) 20.56
Yarn In
This week: 0 ounces
This year (since April 1) : 0 ounces
Yarn out
This week: 0 ounces
This year: 42 ounces
Blessings to all!
Linking up!
Sunday Stash@ Quilt, Paint, Create
Sunday Scripture Blessings @ Peabea's Scribble Pad
A Spirit of Simplicity
Sunday Scripture Blessings @ Peabea's Scribble Pad
A Spirit of Simplicity
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Thursday, April 30, 2020
Hope.I Like.
Hope
This is the geranium that my son-in-law got me for Mother's Day several years ago. I've taken good care of it, but despite my efforts, this last winter, it looked like I had lost it to a freeze. I kept it in the shade by the pond and watered it faithfully even though it just looked like a pot of dirt. And look what happened!"
With just a bit of hope, TLC and perseverance, we can be amazed by God's works!
I Like
LeeAnna over at Not Afraid of Color hosts an "I Like" link up party. This week I'm happy to join in the fun.
I like being surprised....I thought this plant and its friends were weeds. After a bit of patience, I realized that they are ready to bloom! A friend thinks they may be lilies....we'll see!
I like finding misplaced completed projects! This one was in my "to frame" basket that I forgot I even created! The embroidery design is by Mollie Johanson at Wild Olive. She reblogged about this pattern as it is so appropriate for these times that we are living in.
Her post is amazingly calming and healing.
Linking up to
Lea Ann's "I Like" Thursdays
This is the geranium that my son-in-law got me for Mother's Day several years ago. I've taken good care of it, but despite my efforts, this last winter, it looked like I had lost it to a freeze. I kept it in the shade by the pond and watered it faithfully even though it just looked like a pot of dirt. And look what happened!"
With just a bit of hope, TLC and perseverance, we can be amazed by God's works!
I Like
LeeAnna over at Not Afraid of Color hosts an "I Like" link up party. This week I'm happy to join in the fun.
I like being surprised....I thought this plant and its friends were weeds. After a bit of patience, I realized that they are ready to bloom! A friend thinks they may be lilies....we'll see!
I love making gifts for my daughter!
These crocheted hangers
are one of her favorite gifts.
Before the stores closed,
I was lucky enough to find the
same yarn that I used for
her wedding afghan!
I'm beginning to really like my husband's doggie, Chico! He used to really annoy me, but he's maturing nicely!I like finding misplaced completed projects! This one was in my "to frame" basket that I forgot I even created! The embroidery design is by Mollie Johanson at Wild Olive. She reblogged about this pattern as it is so appropriate for these times that we are living in.
Her post is amazingly calming and healing.
Linking up to
Lea Ann's "I Like" Thursdays
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