Awana finishes

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Tonight was the final Awana club night of the year.  The children sang for us, puppet entertained and leaders were honored for their work.  The evening began with a delicious spaghetti meal, along with ice cream cups, buns and caesar salad. 

See you next year!!

 

Starting Reno's

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Tonight I wandered into the basement.

We’ve constantly told people whom we lodged that our next project was to be the suite in the basement.  There are two bedrooms, a kitchen and a living room.  Probably around 800 square feet. 

The layout is great.  The colors are interesting (I love that word!).  The flooring is ’70’s.  The kitchen cabinets could use updating.

So tonight I took off baseboards, scraped some corkboard off a wall, and generally got ready for a make-over.  Our biggest decision?  Probably the flooring.  I haven’t check much, but I have this funny feeling we are in for a few dips, hollows and hills!

By this time in the fall, . . .

Check back for details!

Rosetown welcomes parents

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They’re here — a picture from our visit with them on Saturday!

What rattles around in the brain?

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Over the last few weeks I have sat in on a number of presentations.  They have ranged everywhere from understanding Hutterites, to business and Christianity, to a drama on the possible outcome of the resurrection for Pilate’s wife, to women in ministry.  And those are just a few of a myriad of inputs!

We are all people with many thoughts racing, rumbling and reacting in our heads.

Mosts days we can keep them together.  We recognize the relationships.  We have a context.  We can concentrate for the moment.

Some days are more difficult.  For my mom, right now, most days are difficult days. 

An assessment done on mom today encourages us as family to walk alongside her.  To love, protect and care for her.  We have committed to do just that.

Mom, we love you!