Katy’s Weblog
He Maketh No Mistake
My Father’s way may twist and turn, My heart may throb and ache,
But in my soul I’m glad I know He maketh no mistake.
My cherished plans may go astray, My hopes may fade away,
But still I’ll trust my Lord to lead, For He doth know the way.
Though…
1. Dropped Amy off at school and enjoyed a 45-minute walk with my husband. We need the exercise, and it was a nice time to talk.
2. Researched properties for clients. There is more inventory of homes on the market now. It’s becoming a bit more of a buyer’s market.
3. Picked up Amy from school, then an hour and a half later, picked up Audrey from school and gave her friends a ride home.
In Bible Study today, we were studying Genesis 49-50 about how Jacob and Joseph both made preparations for their deaths by leaving instructions to have heir bones taken to Canaan. The discussion question was: How prepared are you to die?
While that question may make us think whether or not we’ve made preparations for our eternal future, a lady in our group gave another type of answer.
From Gary Bauer of American Values:
Have you seen the recent studies that try to quantify the value of motherhood? It seems financial analysts are attempting to calculate the “market value” of a mother’s worth in today’s economy. One study added up the value of 17 key occupations that mothers typically perform, including Executive…
Dear Abby,
I am a crack dealer in Mt. Washington, KY who has recently been diagnosed as a carrier of HIV virus. My parents live in Morehead and one of my sisters, who lives in West Liberty, is married to a transvestite. My father and mother have recently been arrested for growing and selling marijuana.…
Have you ever read M.C. Beaton? She has a Hamish MacBeth series of whodunnit type of murder mysteries.
That’s what I’ve been reading lately.
Today I received in a mail a book from a friend. It’s called Becoming Who God Intended, by David Eckman. I will start on that one too. I like to read a couple of books simultaneously. I am not a fast reader but I love to read.
The solar car story of God’s answer to our prayers should be remembered and passed on to generations to come.
Elliot started the Walnut High School Solar Car Team in October, 2004, his junior year. They have nine months to build a life-size car from scratch in order to participate in the Dell-Winston Solar Car…
“We will not hide them from their children;
we will tell the next generation
the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord,
his power, and the wonders he has done…
Then they would put their trust in God
and would not forget his deeds
but would keep his commands”