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I, along with a few from my church, went to a family conference at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills a couple of weeks ago. I learned a lot plus got this free book!
The book is not theological and it’s not theoretical. It’s meant to be very practical by laying out some very specifics things parents…
I remember reading Joni’s life story when I was in high school. She was an inspiration to me to be more committed in pursuing God.
I saw Joni & Ken live in person last year when she spoke at Mandarin Baptist Church. She was amazing and continues to inspire.
Writing is a discipline, and I haven’t had any recently.
I have things I want to blog about but it takes effort to get words down into a coherent form.
So as with anything, just take a step and put one foot in front of the other.
Here’s my one step:
I like to read biographies of famous people from the children section of the library. The easy reading highlights interesting facts about well-known people that are not so well-known to me.
At dinner one day, while my family was talking about games to play in the swimming pool, we asked the question, “Why is that…
I read this somewhere. Just want to post it here so I can remember it and look it up whenever I need to be reminded.
Prayer is our greatest privilege and our most lasting legacy as parents. You’ll never be a perfect parent, but you can be a praying parent. Prayer turns ordinary parents into prophets who shape the destinies of their children, grandchildren,and every generation that follows.
Whenever we go to the library, I look for a mystery book. I picked up Mistletoe and Mayhem because the setting is the 1800s in the UK. The cover drew my attention; it says, “Never Before Published!” Aren’t most books never before published? Is it a good thing to be never before published?
July 7, 2013 Saturday – Las Vegas & Home
We’ve come full circle and our last stop is back to Las Vegas in time for a late lunch.
Foodnetwork took us to The Egg & I featured on Rachael Ray. I had the pesto with eggs. Muffins were delicious! 4.5 stars.
July 6, 2013 Saturday – Zion National Park
Walked along a couple of hiking trails while our more fit friends did Angel’s Landing. I’m content to enjoy the beautiful sceneries with a nice stroll and a relaxing lunch at the Zion Lodge Red Rock Grill.
We ended our Zion visit with the 6:30pm tour on…
July 4, 2013 Thursday – La Caille
If you think La Caille looks like a Thomas Kincaid painting, you are right. It is a beautiful venue for a wedding with swans and peacocks and everything picturesque.
The temperature cooled to 90F in the late afternoon, and though we were sitting in the sun for the…
July 4, 2013 Thursday – Draper, Utah
Thank you for coming along with me on my vacation. These blog posts are dragging on and on…
Finally we are here in Draper, Utah, the reason why we are on this road trip.
July 4 is the date of the wedding of our good friends. I’ve known…