This week’s set of posts come to you from an idea I had Sunday night. Super was looking through the pictures of Bug on Flickr and I thought it would be great to share some of my favorite pictures of her with you this week.
Today I’m thankful for a toddler that is constantly moving, going and doing. I love this picture because it shows her in the way she typically is at home, playing with several things at once and tough to get a picture of her not moving!
This week’s set of posts come to you from an idea I had Sunday night. Super was looking through the pictures of Bug on Flickr and I thought it would be great to share some of my favorite pictures of her with you this week.
Today I’m thankful for this picture of Bug. Even though it’s blurry and even though you can see the laundry in the back. I’m just glad she smiles when looking silly.
This week of thankful posts are sharing songs that move me each time I hear them.
I’m Thankful for this for this song, because it does make me stop and realize that we really do live in a wonderful world.
This week of thankful posts are sharing songs that move me each time I hear them.
I’m thankful for this song because it makes me feel slightly melancholy…..
This week of thankful posts are sharing songs that move me each time I hear them.
I’ve blogged about this before, but this song should be plastered at every new parent’s house. I’m thankful for this because it makes me pause each time I hear it because it really won’t be like this for long.
This week of thankful posts are sharing songs that move me each time I hear them.
Today I’m thankful for this because it’s haunting, simple and brings me to tears everytime I hear it.
This week’s set of blog postings will be re-living our past weekend getaway to St. Louis.
Today I’m thankful that even though Super and I missed Bug on our trip to St. Louis, we still enjoyed being kids. Here’s you can see we played with the “Rockem’ Sockem’ Robots”.
Super playing with the Rockem' Sockem' Robots
Could your favorite TV show be a Biblical study guide? Chris Seay of “The Gospel According to Lost” believes this is the case with the TV show “Lost”. Lost is a TV show that airs on ABC about a group of misfits whose plane wrecked on a mystic island. “The Gospel According to Lost” that challenges you to see yourself and God’s plan in the characters of the hit TV show. In the prologue Chris Seay grabs your attention by writing “You may not have been stranded on an island (much less a magical island), but you know what it feels like to be lost.” – WOW! Yes, we all do know what it feels like to be lost, more personally, I know what that feels like.
This book was an interesting concept and an easy read. Chris Seay takes each main character, devotes a chapter and explains how their life is an example with Bible quotes. For example, in chapter about Sayid, the following is written, “No one is beyond redemption. Not even Sayid.” The entire book is filled with great nuggets like the one mentioned here.
I found myself wanting to re-watch the episodes mentioned in the book to re-live the experiences and be able to say “Yes, I thought that same exact thing when I saw that episode”, but unfortunately (fortunately for him) Chris Seay is more of a Biblical scholar than I am.
I’d recommend this book to any fan of Lost!
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This week’s set of blog postings will be re-living our past weekend getaway to St. Louis.
Penguin at the City Museum
We visited the City Museum last weekend in St. Louis. This is a cool place with lots of crazy stuff, like a stuffed penguin. Best part a was when leaving I asked Super if he got to see everything he wanted to see and he said “No. It just didn’t feel complete without Bug.” Today I’m thankful that I not only married a great guy who is an awesome husband, but that I married a great dad.
What are you thankful for today?
This week’s set of blog postings will be re-living our past weekend getaway to St. Louis.
Our weekend (last weekend) was heavenly. We honestly did do much. But we did visit the Arch. Here’s a picture. Today I’m thankful for the opportunity to see such a good structure.
Super small and kinda creepy elevator up to the top of the Arch
View of our Truck from the Top
View of Cardinals' Stadium from top of the Arch
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