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A Daybook Entry

I used to do this on my personal blog and really enjoyed it. So I though I would bring it back out today.


A favorite picture... Anna's 7th birthday party. Her cake was designed by her and made by a friend of mine. She was so cute and enjoyed her day so very much.

Outside my window...Is a beautiful sunny day. A little warmer than I like in October, but so beautiful.

I am thinking...about getting to visit old friends this weekend. Thursday just can't get here fast enough.



I am thankful for...my children. I was taught to pray for those that give you trouble. I am praying for these children a lot today. If you get my drift!



From the kitchen...nothing so far. But tonight will be homemade chicken strips and cheesy mashed potatoes!



I am wearing...brown fleece pants, a Buck-e Beaver t-shirt and Easter socks. Don't hate me.



I am creating...UGH! I practiced etching glass today, I was planning on making Christmas gifts using my new talent, but it looks like there will be a lot more practicing before anything is given away!



I am going...to fold all 8 loads of clothes I washed and dried today. 8 loads!



I am reading... I Surrender All: Rebuilding a Marriage Broken by Pornography Clay & Renee Crosse's book. They speak so much about the casual Christian and the harm that a daily walk with the Lord can do to your life. Convicting!



I am hoping...it gets cool enough to wear some of my new scarves



I am hearing...nothing. And I'm not sure why, but I'm not questioning it. We are long since the quiet=mess times. Now, I relish the quiet.



Around the house...we are cleaning up. Fall cleaning I guess.



A few plans for the week...Headed to northeast Arkansas for a couple of days. Stephen is going to perform a wedding for a girl in our first youth group. And we get to see Abby, Henry and Randall!!! And all my favorite friends. I can't wait!




One of my favorite things...I feel like I haven't told you enough how much I love my Kindle. It is my favorite material object. I love it.

Julie







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