Wordless Wednesday - from Abigail

Wordless Wednesday (with a few words)

Love the dollar section at Target!

Wordless Wednesday (with a few words)

The tornado that came through our town last night. No damage done here. We were safe.

Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday with Words

We're heading to the hospital now to have our baby. More later.

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APRIL FOOL! I'm not pregnant. This was me 7.5 months pregnant with Abigail. I thought I wasn't big at all. HA HA

Be nice today.

Wordless Wednesday

70's day at school.

Wordless Wednesday

Phoebe= RED
Me = BLUE
No more words

Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

This house is going to have more cootie bugs in it than we can handle. Thanks Abby.

Wordless Wednesday (who needs summer!)

Wordless Wednesday with words

If I kept this a Wordless Wednesday with no words, you would be seeing Ken with Barbie's undies on his head. You give a little laugh, and then maybe your mind wanders elsewhere about the undies on Ken's head, like mine did. As an adult, in this age of sin, most of us would think something sexual... maybe, or kinky, or gross in a humorous kind of way. That's what my mind did. But then the Holy Spirit reminded me of something in the Bible. I knew there was a verse somewhere about the innocence of a child or something like that. I got out my Concordance and looked all over and finally found it under the word, child. It is in Luke 18:17. This is Jesus talking. I tell you the truth, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child, will never enter it.


I asked Abigail what the undies on Ken's head meant. I knew it was going to be very innocent and childlike. She said Ken was being Santa, and that's all she could find for his beard.

How clever. Why couldn't I think that way? Nooooo, I went the perverted route. I know that my name is written in the Lamb's Book of Life, but I'm sure God will have a mention of my, not so innocent thoughts.

I know we are supposed to mature in our faith, but we still need to approach Christ with childlike attitudes of acceptance, faith, and trust. We as parents do our best to raise our children in truth, and our children have attitudes of acceptance, faith and trust in us. We were the same with our parents. Why does that childlike quality end? Because of sin and evil in this world. But those who accept Jesus as their personal Lord and Savior are not of this world anymore. 2Cor. 5:17 Therefore. if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation, the old has gone, the new has come. Also, Romans 12:2 Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is- his good, pleasing and perfect will. Well, amen to that!

So, am I approaching Christ with a childlike attitude? Not always. But because Ken had Barbie's undies on his head, and I got that un-Christlike thought in my head, and the Holy Spirit convicted me with a verse in the Bible, I now will practice, approaching Christ with a childlike attitude. Because to do anything good and right takes practice. It took my child, playing innocently, to teach me something about the kingdom of heaven. Thanks Abs.

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Wordless Wednesday + a few #'s by Abby

Me: "Abby, how many pancakes do you want?"

Abby: "Six hundred."


Abby playing with her Barbie dolls...
doll #1: "what's your phone number?"

doll #2: "1-11-10-2-8 (better work on that with her, so she can get home, in case she gets lost)

Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday